Sentence examples for possibility of strikes from inspiring English sources

Most of the population rules out any possibility of strikes after October's compromise.

The day before, mulling over the possibility of strikes at major airlines, Mr. Bush said, "I'm concerned about it, and so should America".

That perception does not fully take into account the other factor at play in the discussions: The looming possibility of strikes by writers and actors later this year.

"We're going to have demonstrations in places that affect the regime," he said, also mentioning the possibility of strikes and civil disobedience.

Movie and television production are already being accelerated as Hollywood prepares for the possibility of strikes by screen and television actors as well as writers when their contracts expire next year.

The Iranians appear to believe that, should the crisis over the nuclear program deepen, rather than supporting Mr. Bush, his European allies would probably rein him in as well as the increasingly militant Israelis, who have raised the possibility of strikes on what they suspect are Iranian nuclear facilities.

It's hard enough to be a musician, but at least there's the possibility of striking it big.

Now they are discussing the possibility of striking after the season -- at the outset of the playoffs.

On the afternoon of September 11th, Rumsfeld had sent a note to General Richard Myers about the possibility of striking back at Iraq.

Schools in England face the possibility of strike action this summer after the National Union of Teachers overwhelmingly backed a ballot on industrial action to oppose the government's education white paper.

Though her mother's career suggested the possibility of striking off on her own, she finds that the necessary stimulation is most readily available in a corporate setting.