Sentence examples for give shutdown from inspiring English sources

If we just give shutdown a chance, we might all realize that what we need is more of the government shutdown, not less.

Let's unpack this rhetoric, since it's wholly representative of the coverage that conservative media has given the shutdown.

They came to see the statue on Saturday and were told to come back the next day — which, given the shutdown, they considered a victory.

Paired with stay-at-home defenceman Willie Mitchell, he was also regularly given a shutdown role against opposing teams' top forwards.

Will a shutdown give a new meaning to the phrase "trash talking"?

At the time, many House conservatives said that they relished a confrontation with the Senate, hoping the threat of a shutdown would give them the cuts they wanted.

They also said the term cold shutdown might give an exaggerated impression of stability to severely damaged reactors with fuel cores that have not only melted down, but melted through the inner containment vessels and bored into the floor of their concrete outer containment structures.

In other words, the only thing standing between mainstream Republicans and a hellish future of kowtowing to Ted Cruz, never seeing the inside of the White House and possibly losing the House is President Obama's refusal to give in to the shutdown blackmail that Cruz & Co. have cooked up.

This is evident for the complex ex-vessel radiation environment with streaming and leakage of plasma neutrons and subsequent activation of ex-vessel structures which give raise to excessive shutdown dose rates in accessible areas of the cryostat.

The NHRA shortened races for top fuel and its other 300-mph class, funny cars, from the conventional quarter-mile (1,320 feet) in 2008 in the interest of safety, to give drivers a longer shutdown distance in case of accidents.

Heritage Action, the same group pushing the defund campaign that gave us the shutdown.