Sentence examples for total cancellations from inspiring English sources

Today, 30 of United's 48 total cancellations were for mechanical reasons, compared with 72 of 93 cancellations last Thursday.

"Out of all the people who subscribe to the Archie books, we only had seven total cancellations," he said.

The Welsh government said that patient cancellations accounted for about 40% of total cancellations in recent years, and that total cancellations due to bed or staff shortages over three years was equivalent to around 1.6% of the total number of operations carried out in that time, around 800,000.

Before the interventions the mean number of cancellations caused by the hospital being unable to finish the scheduled surgery lists as planned was 4.2 per month (95% CI 3.1-5.4), and the mean number of total cancellations was 28.1 (95% CI 24.7-31.5).

Constructive interference leads to an increase in the amplitude of the sum wave, while destructive interference can lead to the total cancellation of the contributing waves.

At one end is total cancellation; at the other, not a successful games, but a fiasco that, despite everything, manages to happen.

The geometrical parameters of the entire scheme are chosen as to produce almost total cancellation of the field propagating into the output waveguide.

Some are pushing for the total cancellation of his reform package, while others believe that it can be modified to be made acceptable to a majority of state employees.

Some in the hallways blame Isaac, the hurricane that blew away the first day of the convention and which had organisers fearing either total cancellation or, if not that, the pressure to tone things down lest Republicans be seen partying while the Gulf Coast battled the elements.

A total cancellation of ∼100 dB for a 20 dBm 4 × LTE20 signal has been demonstrated, as shown in Fig. 3.

The implications of either the total cancellation of scheduled activities or change of activities' venue ranges from disrupted work plans to high operational costs.