Sentence examples for lead to a shutdown from inspiring English sources

Current models predict that a shutdown of downwelling in the North Atlantic could occur soon and lead to a shutdown of global ocean circulation (Gagosian 2007).

He made it clear today that he too is worried that the impasse between Mr. Pataki and Mr. Silver could lead to a shutdown.

The recommendation by Beyer is likely to lead to a shutdown and the transfer of the university's estimated 18,000 students.

But this is unlikely to lead to a shutdown: The White House has indicated to congressional Republicans that the CR need not include wall funds.

Another nearby bridge, the Kennedy Bridge, will soon undergo redecking, but officials said the work will not lead to a shutdown.

Those fears could lead to a shutdown of all seaports from San Diego to Seattle on July 1, a move that could send shock waves through the nation's already fragile economy.

A year ago, that campaign nearly led to a shutdown of the federal government.

The legislative standoff nearly led to a shutdown of the federal government.

The legislative standoff nearly led to a shutdown of the federal government..

A similar fight in 1995 led to a shutdown of the government, and played disastrously for Newt Gingrich's Republicans.

President George Bush had his own fight with Congress over discretionary spending, which led to a shutdown in 1990.