Sentence examples for shutdown including from inspiring English sources

The company cited several reasons for the shutdown, including higher costs for pulp, a booming overseas market that produces paper cheaper and the rising cost of energy.

But he said the airline had more than $1 billion in cash to help weather a shutdown, including a $500 million credit line it recently drew down.

The press secretary said that her offer had already inspired other top Administration figures to lie for free during the shutdown, including Vice-President Mike Pence, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, and White House doctor Ronny Jackson.

Mr. Kimmel also had numerous monologue jokes about the shutdown, including: "Meanwhile – the Affordable Care Act, also known as 'Obamacare,' which is what everyone is fighting over, became available today.

(As of Thursday afternoon, six sites remained closed because of the government shutdown, including the United States Custom House at Bowling Green, the Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace and Grant's Tomb).

Representatives Peter T. King, Republican of New York, and Tom Graves, Republican of Georgia, will appear on "Fox News Sunday," to discuss their party's perspectives on the shutdown, including the struggle between those who want to defund the health care law and those who do not.

Toyota said its offer to assist customers affected by the shutdown included furloughed workers, businesses and employees of businesses directly affected by the shutdown, government contractors and suppliers.

(The House, in its idiotic push toward a government shutdown, included in its temporary spending measure a provision to let employers opt out of this requirement).

Britain's Daily Telegraph told readers how the approaching storm had closed "iconic streets" such as Park Avenue and Broadway, while ABC.es in Spain said the shutdown included the "iconic Apple store on Fifth Avenue".

It also has annual production shutdowns, including a three-week closure in the summer.

In particular, after a budget impasse between the Republicans and Clinton in 1995 and 1996 which forced two partial government shutdowns, including one for 22 days (the longest closure of government operations to date)—Clinton won considerable public support for his more moderate approach.