Sentence examples for closure since from inspiring English sources

And it remained the first unscheduled market closure since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

That was the park's first closure since the second world war.

The relief was palpable as we marked the end of this period, Bellevue's first sustained closure since 1736.

The four others are in Newburgh, Niagara Falls, Schenectady and Syracuse, whose economies might be more vulnerable to a closure, since Gabreski is just east of the moneyed Hamptons.

I've fought against the closure since its announcement in December 2012, at the high court, and blockading the Department for Work and Pensions on several occasions, including a tea party with my 78-year-old mother.

Government intervention in collective bargaining is never desirable, but the ports' closure since Sept. 29 is precisely the kind of threat to the national "health or safety" that Congress envisioned when it passed the Taft-Hartley Act in 1947.

Many of Los Angeles's middling suburbs have also slipped, especially those ravaged by plant closures since the 1980s.

The only significant closures since the financial crisis have been one apiece by Fiat (in Sicily) and Opel (in Belgium).

At Saturn, however, the pace of closures since G.M. revealed plans to cast off or phase out the brand has been quick.

Most big banks long ago fled impoverished neighborhoods: 93% of bank closures since 2008 were in zip codes where the median income sits below the national average.

One labour group reports at least 4,500 factory closures since the revolution, which explains a rise in the official jobless rate from 9% to 13%.