Sentence examples for slow down operation from inspiring English sources

He decides to slow down Operation Bernhard by sabotaging the counterfeiting process, a delay that threatens the lives of his co-workers and brings him into conflict with Sorowitsch, who sometimes seems to view their assignment as a professional challenge more than anything else.

Shipping company representatives say the companies don't want to pay overtime to workers they believe have intentionally slowed down operations.

The pilots refused to pick up overtime and, executives say, made coordinated efforts to slow down operations.

It's likely that companies that supply shale oil – obtained by fracking – and crude oil will slow down operations.

"Not only is the company out with bad news in the press, its greatest assets the employees can become distracted, fearful and unable to answer any customer calls with confidence," says Topping. "This can ultimately slow down operations and create a very negative environment".

Construction began in 1859 and took 10 years instead of the 6 that had been envisaged; climatic difficulties, a cholera epidemic in 1865, and early labour troubles all slowed down operations.

Data has become so deep and voluminous that the hardware can only last so long before it clogs up and slows down operations.

The Pacific Maritime Assn., an employer group representing shipping lines that has been locked in bitter contract talks with West Coast dockworkers for nearly nine months, said it would temporarily stop unloading ships this weekend because it doesn't want to pay overtime to workers who it says have been deliberately slowing down operations.

Only the sterilization of the chicken wire and lamp cord slowed down the operation we had envisioned.

Yet during Operation Pillar of Defense, Startup Nation didn't slow down.

Opponents of statutory regulation have argued that it would slow down the operation of a complaints-handling body.