Sentence examples similar to forced shutdown from inspiring English sources

The Union of Concerned Scientists, using data from the industry itself, says that aging plants have experienced eight forced shutdowns in the last 16 months.

In many of these cases, the impacts have included not only fuel failures but also plant operating restrictions, forced shutdowns, and/or enhanced licensing authority oversight.

A few months later, Playford's stance received a boost when heavy strikes in New South Wales forced shutdowns in South Australia that saw thousands of labourers out of work.

Refractory failure, which accounts for a considerable portion of the maintenance cost often forces shutdowns.

The virus wreaked havoc on European parliaments, school systems and industry, often forcing shutdowns of their e-mail systems.

The swarms chase swimmers from the beach and gum up the cooling systems of power plants, forcing shutdowns.

Plants run by Toshiba, Panasonic and Sony have already been struck with damage, forcing shutdowns of several facilities.

Congress eliminated that financing in 2006, which forced a shutdown of domestic slaughter facilities.

Extreme temperatures have frozen equipment and forced a shutdown at Syncrude Canada, the oil sands project.

Also Monday, an airstrike on Tripoli's Mitiga airport forced its shutdown and stranded passengers.

They forced the shutdown of the government in 2013, hoping to undo the Affordable Care Act.