Sentence examples for time a strike from inspiring English sources

The second time, a strike.

If an agreement is not reached during this time, a strike at every location is most probable".

"Its implications are very significant for Singapore because it's a first time a strike has happened on this scale and was known to the public," he said.

They are able to time a strike when innocents are not nearby and can even divert a missile after firing if, say, a child wanders into range.

Considering the improbability that someone bidding manually could time a strike so precisely over the Internet, where modem and server delays are common, I figured it was a good bet that a sniping program had been at work.

The Office for National Statistics, which published its assessment of the impact of the strike on the labour market alongside the latest unemployment figures, said the last time a strike had such an impact was in 1989.

With this option comes a warning - the Underground is not a happy time during a strike.

Earlier, people close to the union mentioned early August as a possible time for a strike date.

As far as most of the national Solidarity leaders were concerned this was the wrong time for a strike.

Wilkinson rationalised thus: "I deliberately sacrificed my First ... to devote my spare time to a strike raging in Manchester".

At the same time, a national strike over the oil price increase shut down much of the country.