Sentence examples for subsequently written off from inspiring English sources

On 1 July 1964, one of the squadron's Caribous suffered severe damage when it made a crash landing at HMAS Albatross; this aircraft was subsequently written off and its fuselage used for training purposes by the Army's 1st Commando Regiment.

The character of Trapper John McIntyre was subsequently written off the series in "Welcome to Korea," the first episode of the next season, though Rogers had a small voice role in that episode as a P.A. announcer at Kimpo Air Base.

No figures were available for News Chef, but as with the other two, Olympus subsequently wrote off most of the investment as a loss.

This was nice of Mr. Pandit, but it must be put against the fact that Citigroup paid about $800 million to acquire Mr. Pandit's hedge fund, Old Lane, an investment that Citigroup subsequently wrote off completely.

Fifa, football's governing body, however later claimed the sum was in fact $5m£3.25m5m), and was a loan to build a stadium, which it subsequently wrote off when Ireland failed to qualify for the 2014 World Cup. Henry handled the ball in setting up William Gallas' extra-time goal which ultimately sent France through to the 2010 finals in South Africa ahead of the Republic of Ireland.

Biotech is littered with examples of big money acquisitions or licenses written off or abandoned subsequently (Sirna and OncoMed come to mind).

Investments get made that subsequently must be written down or written off when the true value relationships become clear.

The Tories managed to combine extremism with irrelevance; they subsequently found themselves in third place in the polls, written off by most pundits as incapable of ever governing again.

He cannot be written off quite yet.

Eventually, they're written off entirely.

"Putin has written off the West.