Sentence examples for shutdown not only from inspiring English sources

Some Republicans seem motivated to accept a government shutdown not only by a terror of the Tea Party wing of their party but also by a profound misunderstanding of fiscal policy.

In remarks that took about ten minutes, Mr. Obama sought to describe the painful impact of a government shutdown, not only on federal employees but also on people who depend on services that the government would stop providing.

As my colleague, Bridget Dooling, has pointed out, the shutdown not only kept many regulatory agencies from working on deregulatory proposals, but stalled OMB's review, which is a necessary step before publication.

The shutdown not only impacts hundreds of thousands of workers, but the TSA situation could eventually snarl airport screenings and impact passenger safety as remaining agents are forced to take on more work.

The shutdown was not only the longest but by far the most expensive in US history.

The impact of the shutdown is not only being felt by the hundreds of thousands of employees who suddenly find themselves out of work; the consequences ripple out further.

"People were demoralised and maybe even a little shocked that it was actually happening". The impact of the shutdown is not only being felt by the hundreds of thousands of employees who suddenly find themselves out of work; the consequences ripple out further.

The shutdown that was not only going to reshape transit for Wall Street bros and entrepreneurs whose rent was magically paid by a third party every month (a.k.a. many residents of North Williamsburg) but, also, working-class people across the city, seemed to have vanished.

The shutdown isn't only hampering short-term efforts, but could result in long-lasting damage.

As foreign markets anxiously monitored the US budget crisis, European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi warned that a protracted shutdown was "a risk not only for the US, but also the world economy".

For a sector desperately looking for yield and yet so vital to humanity's resilience, responding affirmatively to hard-working federal employees and government contractors with a shutdown insurance program can not only shore up employee confidence in the government, it can help shore up national economic resilience.