Sentence examples for likely to terminate the from inspiring English sources

Any legislative delay now will be likely to terminate the project, and that must not be allowed to happen.

On Monday, South Korea's president, Lee Myung-bak, who has moved cautiously since the assault, is expected to call for the United Nations Security Council to condemn the attack and is likely to terminate the few remaining trade ties between North and South that provide the North with hard currency.

Kuang et al. (2014) also found that a giant impact at low-latitude and with a large heterogeneity amplitude is more likely to terminate the dynamo.

Women carrying fetuses with the most severe CHD are more likely to terminate the pregnancy given the poor outcome.

However, these participants are more likely to terminate the search at an intermediate level (general event knowledge), thus producing overgeneral memories in response to a request for specific autobiographical memories.

However, the population who do present for EHC (1) are at risk of pregnancy following UPSI, (2) are indicating that such a pregnancy is unintended and (3) are more likely to terminate the pregnancy if they subsequently become pregnant.

In the pipe transport travelers are equally likely to go to a particular destination regardless of where the trip originated, whereas in the saturated model tickets from smaller airports are more likely to terminate at larger airports, and the destinations of tickets from larger airports are more evenly distributed across destinations.

Hech et al. showed, that women who left the hospital earlier than the recommended time, were more likely to terminate breastfeeding altogether, than women who stayed the full length of time (relative risk: 1.11, 95% confidence interval 1.01, 1.23).

However, while depressed participants began their search by accessing lifetime period knowledge, their search was more likely to terminate at general event knowledge from the intermediate level of the hierarchy (LTP → GE; Figure  1).

Surprisingly, studies have shown that the polymorphism is a gain-of-function mutation [ 27] (the carriers of the polymorphism are more likely to terminate TCR signaling), which is counterintuitive as a risk factor for an autoimmune disease.

Phthisis (wasting disease, especially pulmonary tuberculosis) was apparently prevalent, and the Hindu physicians knew the symptoms of cases likely to terminate fatally.