Sentence examples for slowing operations from inspiring English sources

The president of ILWU Local 13 in San Pedro, Bobby Olvera Jr., has denied slowing operations and said he limited the number of untrained crane operators available in L.A. and Long Beach for safety reasons after several accidents.

Inefficient searches are driving customers away and slowing operations, they said.

When he climbed down to warm himself, he said his manager and a Cosco executive chastised him for slowing operations.

Analysts noted that a year ago, Bancomer was ailing, with a portfolio of nonperforming loans slowing operations there, as at most of the nation's 37 banks.

In the United States, military officials said the weather was not slowing operations in any significant way, and that Al Qaeda resistance had lessened markedly.

Toyota is also slowing operations, having "eliminated overtime at some manufacturing plants in North America," spokesperson Amanda Rice informed VICE News.

The strike also slowed operations for several hours at two other Queens bus lines, Green and Command, where drivers and mechanics engaged in a slowdown but not a full-fledged strike.

The Pacific Maritime Assn., an employer group representing shipping companies, said it stopped the weekend unloading of ships because it didn't want to pay overtime to workers who, they allege, have deliberately slowed operations to gain leverage during contract talks.

Terminal operators and shipping lines said that they would stop the unloading of ships Thursday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, because they don't want to pay overtime to workers who, they allege, have deliberately slowed operations to the point of causing a massive bottleneck.

This suggests that this part of the Ca2+ transient could be due to activation of CCE, which remains open for longer period of times due to the slowed operation of the SERCA.

"They were slowing our operations.