Sentence examples for shutdown damaged from inspiring English sources

October's shutdown damaged the GOP's standing in opinion polls, compounding the party's reputation for obstructionism.

Some of the recent slippage was a consequence of the government shutdown, which damaged both sides (but the Republicans more).

The battle within the Republican party highlighted by the recent government shutdown has damaged the party, hurt innocent Americans and taken attention away from the "fiasco" of the rollout of Obamacare, Senator John McCain said on Sunday.

Other claims state that the shutdown will damage the "fragile infrastructure" of the West Village's age-old brownstones, that over-congested streets will hinder emergency services, and heightened bike traffic will endanger senior citizens.

In addition, the shutdown would further damage Opel's image in Germany, workers say.

Democrats said Mr. Boehner was increasingly caught between conservative members of his rank-and-file who were insisting that House Republicans not budge from the $61 billion in cuts already approved by the House and his own efforts to find an agreement and avoid a shutdown that could damage his party.

The relatively thin membrane wall plus slag layer has a low heat capacity and allows frequent and fast start-up and sudden shutdown procedures without damaging the gasifier, e.g., in case of an accidental feed interruption.

One losing election later, with less leverage, he's trying to get something for nothing in a shutdown that is damaging the economy and making him even less popular.

Fields and equipment damaged in the shutdown were also damaged in the reactivation as an inexperienced and understaffed labor force tried to resume production under intense pressure.

Unite called off a planned 48-hour strike set to start on Sunday and said it was doing so to protect the plant from being damaged by the shutdown.

Earlier on Wednesday, senior US intelligence officials warned the shutdown of the government seriously damaged the ability of spy agencies to protect the US.