Sentence examples for lead to shutdown from inspiring English sources

To ensure process safety, control actions are conservative and small deviations from setpoints may lead to shutdown, generating economic losses.

Consequently, transposition avoids the integration of G/C-rich prokaryotic elements of the vector and avoids transgene concatemerization, both of which can lead to shutdown of gene expression [ 5, 6].

If the storm does eventually make landfall in coastal Texas or Louisiana, it would likely lead to shutdowns of refineries and thus reduced purchases of crude to turn into gasoline and other finished fuels.

Moderate Republicans, in particular, seem fearful of a repeat of earlier budget battles that led to shutdowns in 1995-96, when Bill Clinton managed to paint the Republican majority in Congress as extreme and recalcitrant.

Labour MPs, including shadow minister Nic Dakin, have urged the government to bring up the impact of Chinese overproduction of steel on the global markets, which has led to shutdowns and job losses in the UK industry.

And some critics hope the project will be so expensive it will help lead to the shutdown of the plant.

This is likely to lead to the shutdown of its seven oldest plants and their permanent removal from the power grid.

Unfortunately, fear of Obamacare success is in the driving seat right now, and may well lead to government shutdown, debt default, or both.

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.

The typical view of the firm in economics is that falling profits for firms within an industry lead to firm shutdown and possible exit.