Sentence examples for production standstill from inspiring English sources

"Masseria Boncuri had created a production standstill on the farm, and that's when I knew we were winning".

The strike almost brought to a standstill production across the automotive sector, with workers staying away from factories owned by Ford, Volkswagen and other car makers.

The unrest brought oil production to a standstill earlier in the year, though part of it has been brought back on line.

The movie's first day of filming happened to be in the Bronx, and the director, Wayne Wang, said her fame almost brought the production to a standstill.

The events of 1922 are conveyed through a narrated letter which, though eloquent, keeps bringing Lars Harald Gather's clumsy production to a standstill and is symptomatic of a play that's deficient in genuine drama.

Aubrey literally threw the company's valuable archives into the trash and brought production to a standstill.

Trying to meet these standards could potentially inhibit creativity to the point of bringing songwriting and production to a standstill".

So that means another two months of uncertainty, something that has slowed movie production to a near standstill.

But since 2000, the sometimes brutal takeover of white-owned commercial farms by politically connected supporters of the government has brought crop production to a near standstill.

But prices surged again in December -- reaching a two-year high -- when widespread protest in Venezuela against President Hugo Chávez brought oil production there to a standstill.

More widely, the JP Morgan global manufacturing index was stuck at 50.1 in April, reflecting a near standstill in production across the world stretching back over the last two of years.