Sentence examples for factory closes down from inspiring English sources

But the focus of workers' concerns now is very much on what happens if the factory closes down.

This prompts a daisy chain of emotional crises in her deadbeat hippie husband, doe-eyed daughter, wannabe-yuppie lover, bolshie lesbian best friend, indeed the entire town as it realises suddenly, half-cut under the bunting, that it faces collective unemployment when the local factory closes down.

But make no mistake, it's a tax and it results in more expensive ironing boards.And I think he draws a useful conclusion:The problem for me is that with unemployment at nearly 10 percent and projected by the Powers That Be to stay above 8 percent for years it's really hard for anyone to say with a straight face that if the factory closes down the employees will be able to find new jobs.

The glue factory closed down, too.

Two years ago, a large sardine factory closed down.

An Iowa native who watched his hometown fade away after a nearby factory closed down, he is convinced that rural life cannot be sustained by agriculture alone.

They were part of the team that, when confronted with the factory closing down, put forward a whole raft of alternative products (including an innovative road/rail vehicle, heat pumps, a kidney machine and more than a hundred other, socially useful, human-centred technology products) for the highly skilled workforce to make.

Here too you can see, thrillingly, some of the museum's 6,000-strong collection of toothbrushes: it has the largest collection thereof in the country, dating from the 18th to the late 20th century – a complete archive donated by the Addis family when the local plastics factory closed down a few years back.

The factory closed down in 2004, but it wasn't until 2010 that state environmental officials declared it toxic and started their work to make it safe.

Although the de Havilland factory closed down in 1962 and aircraft manufacturing at Bournemouth Airport ceased by the late 1970s, the aircraft and engineering industries remained important to the local economy.

Major employers like the Kostana shoe factory closed down, and thousands of jobs went with them.