Sentence examples for killing plans from inspiring English sources

Last November, foreseeing intensifying losses, the airline announced a sharp retrenchment, killing plans for 10 new airplanes each year and modestly cutting capacity on existing service.

Building inspectors discovered technical problems in the half-built sixth tower — the Harmon Hotel, Spa and Residences — and the developers decided to cut off construction at 25 floors, instead of the planned 47 stories, almost halving the tower and killing plans for 200 condominiums.

He did that three times in 2011, speaking about Osama bin Laden's killing, plans to leave Afghanistan and a debt-limit crisis.

But he was also listed as the target of a contract killing planned by one of the other defendants.

Eventually, opposition killed plans for the dump.

Some analysts said the preliminary ruling might have killed plans for Energy East Corporation to take over Southern Connecticut Gas.

The European summit in December killed plans for a long-term "road map" to redesign the euro zone.

But a provision that would allow a convicted felon to sit on the board, if the conviction was more than five years old, could kill plans for it.

Dennis Rader, the convicted serial killer who called himself B.T.K., for bind, torture, kill, plans to represent himself in seven civil wrongful-death lawsuits by relatives of his victims.

And not long ago, "W" magazine killed plans to create its first cyber-cover girl, a composite of four living models.

At the time, City Centers owners — MGM Resorts International, the publicly held casino operator, and Dubai World, an investment arm of the Dubai government — announced they would cap the structure at the 26th floor and kill plans for the approximately 200 condos.