Sentence examples for stoppage because of from inspiring English sources
After a two-year work stoppage because of World War II, the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel opened on May 25 , 1950
Overnight rain meant a start delayed by half an hour (there was a further stoppage because of lightning and rain after half an hour of play) and when the covers were removed, it showed a sullen looking strip, damp-looking rather than green.
Governor Manchin said he was concerned about reports of several recent work stoppages because of high methane levels in the mine before the explosion.
The tournament was forced to schedule play on the traditional rest day – for the grass as well as the players – after umpteen stoppages because of rain.
Construction began in 1883, but its completion was long delayed by work stoppages (because of financial constraints and the Spanish Civil War), and it was consecrated in 1993 by Pope John Paul II (a statue of whom is located on the grounds).
Three red flag stoppages, two because of the broken rope, and a series of major wrecks made the longest race of the Sprint Cup season last a whole lot longer.
A full stoppage of the industry would cost some $45m a day in lost export revenue alone.The oil unions have never achieved a complete stoppage, because management-level employees operate a contingency plan.
Of the four leagues, Feldman says the N.B.A. is the most likely to lose games to a labor stoppage, because its owners are seeking the most drastic changes.
In a statement, Bob Gangi, the head of the Police Reform Organizing Project, made the case that some police officers actually enjoy the work stoppage because they no longer have to make arrests that disrupt communities.
On April 5th the carmaker's assembly line in Trollhattan, suffered the latest in a series of stoppages because unpaid suppliers had halted shipments of parts and materials.
This week Saab's assembly line in Trollhattan suffered the latest in a series of stoppages because unpaid suppliers had halted shipments of parts and materials.
