Sentence examples for stoppages that from inspiring English sources

That disparity and the clock stoppages that go with it allowed the Musketeers to come back and outlast the Bulldogs.

The latest strike is similar to work stoppages that have forced Honda Motor to suspend some of its operations in China over the past month.

Years of commercial underinvestment, together with work stoppages that grew more bitter as the copper price rose, have kept a lid on worldwide output.

It's also a sport made for TV: fast-moving, high-energy, all action, with stoppages that are perfect for ad breaks.

For them, work stoppages that are held without notice or warning are often the most damaging, because the element of surprise and unpreparedness are two of the key tools in the workers' armory for creating bargaining leverage.

The agreement was announced at baseball's Park Avenue headquarters in Manhattan, where the sides hailed a five-year agreement, which will guarantee two decades of tranquillity in a sport that used to be synonymous with work stoppages that tore up seasons and even led to the cancellation of the 1994 World Series.

Would it be tolerable if it promoted an economic stoppage that cost the country 13% of its GDP?

"Look, if it's a work stoppage that lasts for two years, maybe they can't survive it," Zimbalist said.

Manfred's proposal was scuttled by the labor stoppage that terminated the 1994 season, and it never surfaced again.

But American coach Adam Krikorian pulled a Chris Webber of sorts, calling an illegal timeout during the stoppage that resulted in the Australians having a penalty shot.

Once the rebellion begins, with a one-day work stoppage that eventually leads to the factory's closing, the conflict between the women and management becomes more heated.