Sentence examples for preemptively end from inspiring English sources

Within a day of House leaders calling on insurance companies to preemptively end the practice of rescinding plans when a patient gets sick, two major insurers have complied.

Healthy aging patients who preemptively attempt to end their life by suicide and who have clearly expressed a desire not to have life -sustaining treatment present a clinical and public policy challenge.

After watching the Clippers play, it was hard not to speculate that those black armbands might be preemptively mourning the possibly forthcoming end to their season.

But the GOP is beginning to preemptively complain about making an "end run" around them.

Folks at the plant eventually went ahead and preemptively set the remaining stock ablaze, ending the suspense.

Those other colleges that have ended their searches for truth preemptively more than 2,000 years ago might take a lesson from the Jesuits.

The country has been preemptively detaining protesters for the last month in anticipation of the event.

Stamford, which has its own laboratory to test bacteria samples, has been closing its beaches preemptively since the late 1980's.

But there's a magnanimity, too; he has already considered a future in which their relationship may end — and rather than reaching a bitter, begrudging conclusion, he's preemptively wishing her well.

The aim is to determine if heart rate data can be used to preemptively identify irregular heart rhythms and conditions, and while the study will officially end in January 2019, there's no doubt that the device has already saved lives by encouraging wearers who have detected an irregularity in their heart rate to get checked out.

To that end, the Wyss Institute is developing a proactive biosafety process to review all proposed biotechnology research and manage potential risks preemptively, thereby ensuring the appropriate controls are in place throughout all experiments.