Sentence examples for mark an abrupt from inspiring English sources

The resignations will mark an abrupt fall from grace for both assemblymen.

The descending cusp in short-period TIDs is shown to mark an abrupt change with increasing frequency from negative towards positive Doppler shift with the greatest change in Doppler shift being observed below the cusp.

The announcement seemed to mark an abrupt turn of events from the previous day, when Trump was seriously considering giving the two North American nations notice that he planned to withdraw from the free trade agreement, according to multiple reports.

The public-corruption case filed against state Sen. Leland Yee on Wednesday could mark an abrupt end to the prestigious, and sometimes divisive, political career of one of the most prominent figures in California's Democratic legislative majority.

Meggitt's warning marks an abrupt change in its fortunes.

For her best friend, the incident effectively marked an abrupt end to her childhood.

The trade marked an abrupt end to the O'Neal era in Miami.

That marks "an abrupt reversal in a decadelong climb" in the number of uninsured young adults, the report said.

The operation marked an abrupt shift in the Trump Administration's stated policy toward Syria — and, by extension, toward Russia.

Scholars no longer believe that the Renaissance marked an abrupt break with medieval values, as is suggested by the French word renaissance, literally "rebirth".

For all the dread evoked by the stockpiling of nuclear weapons, it was the 1979 accident at Three Mile Island that marked an abrupt turn.