Sentence examples for mothballed to from inspiring English sources

The market provides payments for power plants that would otherwise be closed or mothballed to stay online, as well as for new generating capacity and "demand-side response" schemes that cut demand when supplies are tight.

Hopefully they'll care more enduringly than they did about slap bracelets and Nerf missiles, which today have been mothballed to the past as embarrassing relics of the early 1990s.

According to figures released by the Met Police, three-quarters of police investigations into acid attacks are mothballed due to victims being unwilling to name the perpetrators or press charges.

More recently, the University has offered the mothballed projector to other planetaria seeking parts to repair their existing electro-mechanical planetarium projectors.

A 2013 report by the prison's Independent Monitoring Board explained: "The whole top floor of the healthcare unit remains mothballed due to [Oakwood's] change in status from Cat B to Cat C when commissioned".

That plan has been mothballed, according to its owner and developer, Wade Dokken.

Meanwhile, Tailorwear, one of those clothing shops that sells mothballed stock to natty men of a certain age, has been completely reinvented.

The coalition put forward a draft law on the issue in April 2015, but the text was mothballed due to strong divisions over the subject.

Harrington scored 33 points — 11 in a late third-quarter burst that put the game away and paved the way for Jerome James, the Knicks' mothballed center, to make his first appearance since Jan . 21

But he quickly added that both Washington and Seoul have increased monitoring of Yongbyon since North Korea declared during a time of heightened tensions this year that it would put all its nuclear facilities — including the mothballed reactor — to use in expanding its nuclear weapons stockpile.

The situation has been exacerbated as some gas fired plants have also been mothballed due to economic pressures.