Sentence examples for dramatic shutdown from inspiring English sources

"It was the most dramatic shutdown of tourism we've ever seen anywhere in the world in recent history," Richard Miller, the vice president for research and economics at the council, said of SARS.

So far, the AMOC has not suffered a dramatic shutdown, but it is slowing, and scientists worry that a rapid increase in Greenland ice melt as the Arctic continues to warm will pour ever more meltwater into the North Atlantic, severely disrupting the conveyor system.

The first was to order a dramatic, temporary shutdown at embassies and consulates throughout the Middle East and Africa.

Immunostaining and immunoblotting for phospho-JUN, a molecular readout for MAPK/JNK activity, revealed that a dramatic, spatially coordinated shutdown of MAPK/JNK signaling occurs in the central region of the embryonic lens with the precise timing required for its central role in regulating formation of the OFZ.

Yet Europe might be in for its own version of a shutdown – less dramatic than the US government one, to be sure, but with similar causes.

And although the explosion looks dramatic, the principal reason for the shutdown is severe and unexpected flooding.

Not long after the meltdowns, Japan's anti-nuclear activists were convinced that they had won the debate, and Prime Minister Kan made the dramatic gesture of calling for a temporary shutdown of a plant in central Japan where scientists have estimated that there is an eighty-seven-per-cent chance of a big quake.

But a conservative proposal to alter how the House considers mandatory spending and lapsed programs would have dramatic consequences for the social safety net, government shutdowns, and dozens of federal departments and programs.

Why the U.S. suffers from a Gulf Stream system slowdown One thing that will not happen from a shutdown of the circulation is a sudden, dramatic freezing of Europe.

Scientists aren't too worried about a huge methane burp from the ocean or shutdown of the thermohaline circulation (which would cause dramatic cooling in Europe) happening anytime soon.

Reappointing them, something Mr. Trimble said he was eager to do in the wake of the dramatic I.R.A. announcement on Tuesday, removes the threat of forcing a shutdown of the government at midnight on Thursday.