Sentence examples for frequent closures from inspiring English sources

"The current public realm in Paddington is poor, with congestion in and around the entrance to the Bakerloo line leading to frequent closures," he said when the plans were announced in October.

Jeorse Park Beach, on southern Lake Michigan, experiences frequent closures due to high Escherichia coli (E. coli) levels since regular monitoring was implemented in 2005.

Upon starting her undergraduate studies in biology at Birzeit in 1982, she had to endure frequent closures and curfews at the university, including a 5-year interruption between 1987 to 1992 when the university was totally shut down.

Like Highway 1, it can be hazardous at times -- it's very mountainous,and landslides can cause frequent closures.

If not for the disturbances and frequent closures at the university amid the turmoil my country has endured in the past year, I would be graduating this month.

This was due to a lack of beds at the PFI hospital and frequent closure of wards as a result of viral gastrointestinal infection.

It is also the case of metro stations, where frequent closure of segments happen due to electrical shutdowns, suspicious objects on the rails, maintenance work, etc.

The security situation and frequent closure of roads delayed the process of distribution.

Frequent market closures meant that London temporarily became a busier marketplace for Russian equities.

But frequent border closures in the past few years have taught him to keep three months of stock; he is happy that Hamas has taken control.

While not particularly popular, opportunities for swimming have been limited recently because of increasingly frequent lake closures due to concerns about water quality; another deterrent against swimming is the generally cold water temperature.