Sentence examples for subsequent closure from inspiring English sources

The site's founder, known as TradeFortress, announced the hacks – and subsequent closure of the site – in a post headlined ":(".

The decline of the newspaper, and the subsequent closure or shrinking of newsrooms, not only leaves news unbound, it also removes the culture of editorial filtering.

The legacy of almost the entire industry's subsequent closure, in unemployment, poverty and alienation, is still bitterly felt in former mining areas.

Whilst disappointing, the launch and subsequent closure have provided new insights into enhancing our newspapers and a number of these opportunities will be considered over time".

The mothballing and subsequent closure of the Redcar steel plant could also have had an impact as the export of basic materials dived in August by more than 10%.

The phone-hacking scandal, the subsequent closure of the News of the World, the unsavoury revelations of the Leveson report and the arrest of former chief executive Rebekah Brooks, among other things.

During this event the airline industry suffered business interruption losses of €1.5-2.5 billion from the closure of European airspace for six days in April 2010 and subsequent closures into May 2010.

Subsequent closures were documented in 2005 [ 57], suggesting that domoic acid may continue to threaten shellfish harvest areas in the future.

The school closure, and subsequent shutdown of all non-essential venues during the week-long New Year holiday, surely had a significant impact on the contact rates which was not reflected in our constant contact matrix that implicitly assumes that inter-age group contact patterns remain the same during the whole season.

It was only after Hamas's enforced seizure of full control of the Strip in June 2007 and the subsequent total closure of the borders, that the Shurafa family business was threatened with going under.

In group B, ACS alone was applied after cyst enucleation, with subsequent primary closure (Fig. 1).