Sentence examples for its imminent closure from inspiring English sources

It was true of micro-scooters and the Spice Girls, and it's equally true of the website Friends Reunited, which announced its imminent closure this week.

That changed on Monday, when workers occupied Britain's only major wind-turbine factory in protest at its imminent closure.

This week a French court rejected both proposed buyers for the Petroplus oil refinery, in Normandy, prompting its imminent closure with the loss of 470 jobs.

There was a detailed Home Office review of its finances last year and too the consternation of local folk, there have been ugly rumours of its imminent closure.

Considering that it recently missed a multimillion-dollar scheduled payment to the state pension fund, some of those close to the situation would not have been surprised by word of its imminent closure.

The company went quiet amid reports of its imminent closure, but in recent weeks there have been rumors of a deal with Didi.

The Scottish Youth Theatre has set out hopes to become a centrally funded national company in an attempt to save it from imminent closure.

Ramatex, complaining that its buyers were shunning it, then announced the imminent closure of one of its Namibian subsidiaries.

Kenya appears to have softened its stance on the imminent closure of a camp hosting more than a third of a million Somali refugees, weeks after the deputy president, reacting to the massacre at Garissa University, announced it would happen within three months.

But, in general, the reaction to the gradual deterioration of Sarajevo's cultural treasure houses has been one of indifference.On Tuesday a demonstration was called to protest against the imminent closure of its most important museum.

It also suggests the imminent closure of Ernst's department may be partly down to the charity's official complaint about him after he publicly attacked its draft guide to complementary medicines as "outrageous and deeply flawed".