Sentence examples similar to making shut from inspiring English sources

Ha! Having a small staff and plenty of used book-buying, shelving, and sales to make shut down that idea quickly.

And even when it uncovers serious, repeated violations, its cumbersome, industry-friendly appeals process makes shutting down a mine virtually impossible.

But Ms. Moore, said a company executive, thought that the lack of support among advertisers made shutting it down the only realistic move.

Such an inability could doom chances of a rapprochement with India, which has made shutting down the militant camps the condition for withdrawing its troops from the Pakistani border.

The president had made shutting the prison a top priority at the beginning of his first term, but his effort foundered amid strong opposition in Congress.

Knocking out any one user leaves the system running, and makes shutting it down a daunting challenge for any single court injunction or lawsuit.

"It has never signed any agreement, any negotiation that makes shutting down missile bases mandatory".

He claimed Bremer's "jealous guardianship of decision-making shut out the kind of brainstorming discussion at which the UK made the best contributions".

If you're reading this just as the flight attendants are making the "shut down your portable electronic devices" announcement, take heart.

When you make people feel stupid, that makes them shut down and tends to quickly lead an argument nowhere.

According to Mr. Jenkins, the company had made almost 50 vehicles when the decision was made to shut down.