Sentence examples for effective stoppages from inspiring English sources

The 1970 docks strike was the first of a series of increasingly effective stoppages during the Heath administration, which culminated in the miners' strike of 1974, the three-day week and the Tories' electoral defeat.

It was hard to see how effective any work stoppage of preset length could be; most New Yorkers can survive without taxis for 24 hours and not break into cold sweats.

With this judicious early stoppage strategy, a greater number of patients can afford this effective drug.

The identified variables are namely, effective width of outside through lane, pavement condition index, traffic volume, traffic speed, roadside commercial activities, interruptions by unauthorized stoppages of intermittent public transits, vehicular ingress egress to on-street parking area, and frequency of driveways carrying a high volume of traffic.

Bellerin has been quietly establishing himself as an effective full-back in recent weeks and his low, driven goal from more than 30 yards out in stoppage time was arguably the pick of the bunch.

Bradesco has had stoppages too.

No work stoppages.

Most common emergency: Stoppages.

Work stoppages and mutinies are easily foreseeable.

So get used to the stoppages.

Three tough opponents and three impressive stoppages.