Sentence examples for a big shutdown from inspiring English sources

"R.I.M.'s having a big shutdown," said Jim Johansson, a spokesman for Telus, a major Canadian telecommunications company based in Vancouver, British Columbia.

But pondering the idea of running it for 20 years beyond its 40-year license, he said that they "better have a big shutdown and go through it really carefully".

Alaron oil trader Phil Flynn says the effect of a big shutdown by BP is mostly psychological, given the tight production landscape.

The last big shutdown, in 1995, ended up being a clear winner for then-President Bill Clinton, but primarily because of the hubris and overreach of the then-Republican Speaker (and potential 2012 presidential candidate) Newt Gingrich.

In short, a great deal is expected from the LHC once it has completed the big shutdown, as Veness describes the two-year refit.

The biggest danger to the Internet is not some big shutdown as we saw in Egypt.

WASHINGTON, Sept 29 (Reuters) - The most iconic image from the last big shutdown of the federal government in 1995 was also its most misleading.

"They think if we have a shutdown, or a big showdown, we may lose the majority (party status in the House)," he said, "and they will lose their leadership positions".

A shutdown would amount to a further economic hit, which could become a big deal if the shutdown went on for a long time.

The CEA chair claimed the economy will take a big hit from the shutdown this quarter but likely will rebound in the future.

But the shutdown put a big crimp in those plans.