Sentence examples similar to it might be terminated from inspiring English sources
Theirs was a chance relationship created by someone else, and might be terminated on that person's whim.
Hale writes that the "Self-Portrait" appears to have been painted with no commission, "perhaps as an epilogue to a career that might be terminated by death at any minute".
However, if student numbers were to rapidly fall, my position might be terminated.
Within TO1 (see Section 5.1.1), some traffic flows containing information requests might be terminated without having to go over the wireless T2W links as TO1 itself can immediately reply with a locally cached copy of the requested information.
These data suggested that Streptomyces sRNAs might be terminated by a C-rich stretch stem-loop different from the classical Rho-independent terminator.
"We developers understand that it might be discontinued in the future, but terminating this in three months is just too fast for us to migrate," writes Vinh Nguyen, a developer at Mad Rabbit, who forwarded us the letter.
As analysis proceeds, one reaches more primitive notions, and it might be thought that the process must terminate at a stage in which the remaining vocabulary is indefinable because the entities involved are absolutely simple, and hence, cannot be construed as logical constructions built out of anything more primitive.
"It can only be terminated by mutual consent.
In reviewing that experience, the IMF even suggested that it might be useful for future IMF lending programmes to have "a mechanism to terminate off-track arrangements".
It might be revolutionary.
