Shutdowns in a sentence

First of all, while much media hyperbole surrounds Government shutdowns, much like the debt ceiling, there is a long history of shutdowns going back to the 70s.

The effects of climate change and the shutdowns during the pandemic brought home the importance of imminent peril provisions to cover losses due to weather threats, wildfires, or other specified shutdowns that delay filming.

We are really in an unprecedented period where the economy is trying to recover from the shutdowns of April and May while being faced with partial shutdowns due to the resurgence of the pandemic in large parts of the country.

Access to treatment for tuberculosis around the world is recovering from the effects of the pandemic shutdowns, but there were still 1.3 million deaths from this disease last year, the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned.

After years of pandemic-era shutdowns, Lowe’s research showed that home improvement and pet spending were more intertwined than ever in consumers’ minds.

But the growth has continued long after the shutdowns ended.

Deliberate mobile communication shutdowns by the government to prevent opposition groups from organizing protests.

Despite lawsuits, needing to hire a team to build a new capability, and threats of government shutdowns, we believe that CMS will hit the deadline and successfully negotiate lower prices on the first 10 drugs they tackle.

Despite the shutdowns due to the strike, some writers will do non-writer duties for their shows, such as promotions and attending events.

Government shutdowns aren't terribly rare, but most of them don't last more than a few days.

Government shutdowns are very confusing events, and it's not always exactly clear what happens with things like National Parks.

He co-founded the House Freedom Caucus, which has used political brinksmanship - under threat of government shutdowns and even a national default on the debt - to bend centrist and establishment Republicans farther to the right.

He says he is not a fan of the all-or-nothing approach, which has contributed to government shutdowns in recent years.

If it shuts — I have been in several government shutdowns, and it’s a disservice to the American people.

If you are in doubt, look at the numbers Nigerian artists are pulling globally; the tours, the tens of thousands of attendees and venue shutdowns.

India implemented at least 84 internet shutdowns in 2022, a New York-based digital rights advocacy group (pdf) said in a report published yesterday (Feb. 28).

Instant-messaging service WhatsApp is letting users connect via proxy servers so they can stay online if the internet is blocked or disrupted by shutdowns.

I wonder, had we known what was coming: the shutdowns, the losses, the restrictions and lockdowns of the pandemic that upended every facet of our lives; could we have enjoyed ourselves even more than we did?

London’s Heathrow Airport said Monday it had the busiest start to the year in three years, another sign that the recovery in demand after pandemic shutdowns is offsetting a surge in inflation.

Maratha groups have called for shutdowns in different parts of the state from Monday including Jalna, Hingoli, Aurangabad, and continuing other modes of action over the next few days.