Sentence examples for mothballed there from inspiring English sources
In the British recession of the mid-nineteen-seventies, a number of distilleries were mothballed; there was a similar slump a decade later.
They were on holiday in South Devon, and Father had wanted to visit Plymouth Sound, because his father's ship had been mothballed there during the Great Depression.
The Army left tens of thousands of air-conditioned residential trailers in Iraq, and many of the armored vehicles that were rolled across the border into Kuwait were mothballed there.
This retreat to some of the most inaccessible and technically challenging oil and gas fields in the world poses, however, a further threat to Shell: the possibility of these projects being forcibly mothballed if there is global action to head off a rise of more than 2C.
When the gallows were mothballed in 1965 there were 325 murders.
There might be some slack, and there are also some mothballed stations that burn fuel oil, but there is no large pool of underused generating capacity.Add all this together and you get around 50bcm.
He has mothballed his own business because there are no new construction projects, given the increasing shortage of building supplies.
The navy has not disclosed how large the permanent site would be or how many of the 100 nuclear submarines mothballed in the fleet might end up there in storage waiting, perhaps for decades, for decommissioning and final disposal of the highly radioactive spent fuel in their reactors.
But others, like the 1934 Maxim inside Yorktown Heights Engine Company 1, in Westchester, are mothballed except for parades, said Tim Collins, a firefighter there.
Competition remains fierce, too: As Livermore pointed out, a laid-off consultant isn't like a factory that gets mothballed during a recession–he's still out there looking for business.
A wave of new publicly-funded incinerators being built to burn rubbish could be mothballed before they are even turned on, amid claims there will not be enough waste to fuel them.
