Sentence examples for means closure from inspiring English sources

Hopefully snapping the viewfinder shut on the Paranormal Activity franchise means closure on found-footage horror – the genre desperately needs new blood.

Small organisations often rely on one main funder for virtually all their income, so that a cut or cessation of funding means closure.

The settlement "means closure on that whole chapter of the revenue-recognition issues that were brought on by previous management," said David C. Hayden, chairman of the company that provides corporate e-mail systems.

end{aligned}Then begin{aligned} V=L^{p}-hbox {cl}(B), end{aligned}where (L^{p}-hbox {cl}) means closure in (L^{p}([0, T],X)).

Let begin{aligned} U=L^{p}-hbox {conv}(FB_{k}), end{aligned}where (L^{p}-hbox {conv}) means closure of convex hull in (L^{p}([0, T],X)).

It means closure.

The sentences meant closure for Marinela.

"I really do think that closure must mean closure.

It meant closure of the lower school for half the autumn term, with children decamping to temporary classrooms.

According to Clarke, this could mean closure by default, because volunteer workforces are by nature unstable, and will face a burden of constant fundraising for running costs.

Cork Street in central London, for almost a century an enclave of small contemporary art galleries, is currently under threat from a high-end development which will mean closure for a number of those galleries.