Sentence examples for sharp closure from inspiring English sources
If the funding flow is interrupted by Brexit and forces a "sharp closure" of the current account deficit – which currently stands at 3.7 per cent – that leads to the dramatic tumble in the currency.
This is accompanied by sharp closure of the shell valves, forcing water out of the mantle cavity into the burrow, helping to fluidize the sediment, and making movement through it more efficient.
The glassy-blue Shalimar clutch above has a magnetic closure, a sharp hourglass shape and — bonus points — doubles as a mirror for the quick makeup check.
After weeks of thick smog, the launch on Saturday coincided with clear blue skies due to sharp winds, the festive closure of factories and a lack of traffic on the roads.
In the past few years, nearly every city and town in America has seen library closures and sharp reductions in staffing, hours and financial support.
The rise of the festival is, as promoters and DJs are happy to tell anyone who'll listen, one of the dominant factors for the sharp increase in club closures that have battered clubland in recent years.
ASSOCIATED PRESS Goldman Sachs to Shut Its Global Alpha Hedge Fund | The closure is a sharp reversal for Global Alpha, one of Goldman Sachs's best-known hedge funds, after it rung up big losses this year.
After the HMV, Comet and Jessops closures and a sharp decline in manufacturing over recent months, the government is braced for figures on Friday that are expected to show the UK halfway towards a triple-dip recession.
Whatever the cause, there were sharp disparities in how the closures played out from 2008 to 2010, according to a detailed analysis by The New York Times of data from SNL Financial, an information provider for the banking industry.
The partial closure coincided with a sharp downturn in relations between the two countries.
As the world order changes, this dispute and closure have brought into sharp focus the question of whether any government - whether that of the United Kingdom or an independent Scotland - could resist these changes.
