Sentence examples for minor stoppages from inspiring English sources
These breakdowns are continual and may result in minor stoppages that can be repaired within a short time (Ireland and Dale 2001; Leflar 2001).
By the last available official count, so-called mass incidents — a term that appears to cover group actions ranging from minor work stoppages to serious riots — numbered 74,000 in 2004, up from 10,000 in 1993.
Trickle-Down Economics Even with the N.B.A. facing a work stoppage, the Development League – the N.B.A.'s minor league affiliate – is set to begin its season in short order.
Santangelo was a Class AAA player with the Montreal Expos during the work stoppage in February 1995 when General Manager Kevin Malone gathered more than 200 minor leaguers behind the plate.
For the exchanges, the stoppage could translate into $1 million of lost transaction fees each day, a relatively minor amount, according to Richard Repetto, an analyst at Sandler O'Neill & Partners.
Bar minor periods of disruption to the Javelin high-speed service from St Pancras, caused by a trespasser, and a stoppage on the Central line because of an electrical fault, London's transport services have functioned smoothly since the start of the Games.
Bradesco has had stoppages too.
Most common emergency: Stoppages.
So get used to the stoppages.
Three tough opponents and three impressive stoppages.
