Sentence examples for strike brought from inspiring English sources
That strike brought no concessions.
The following year, a miners' strike brought down the Conservative government.
In France, a one-day national rail strike brought chaos to the roads.
But a second, bigger strike brought the Communists to the negotiating table.
For the whole of 1997, though, the strike brought a 21% drop in net income to $909m.
On March 18th and 19th, an MDC-organised general strike brought most of the country's surviving businesses to a halt.
It had begun so well, Ilya Kovalchuk's early strike bringing the Bolshoy to its feet.
They were ready to help the government maintain essential services if the strike brings life to a standstill.
Unite claims that 27,000 workers will partake in the strike, bringing possible transport misery to mid-week commuters.
If the strike brings no results, the union will schedule a two-day strike for April 10 and 11, said Jane McAlevey, an A.F.L.-C.I.O.
I remember very clearly the sheer despair that many people felt as they saw the Ulster Workers Councill strike bring the new dispensation to its knees.
