Sentence examples for trend to mothball from inspiring English sources

Of course, saving money is behind this latest trend to mothball the recording studio.

Then came the Chernobyl disaster, which led the Philippines to mothball the Bataan plant.

It is also hard for airlines to mothball planes they are still paying for.

Even as the Pentagon makes plans to mothball the Iowa, the Navy is overhauling the ship.

Can the Iranians be persuaded to mothball their entire enrichment industry?

The recent decline in oil prices, however, has caused him to mothball about half the rigs.

The trends have hit sales at Tesco's big out-of-town supermarkets - its market share had declined from 30.1% to 28.8% in the past year - and it has recently taken the decision to mothball a number of big projects including a huge superstore on Margate's seafront.

"It's going to cost as much to mothball this place as to keep open".

She says talk of needing to mothball the web site is simply wrong.

Did George Entwistle influence Peter Rippon of Newsnight to mothball the Savile story?

This glut has deterred new investment, and high gas prices have encouraged companies to mothball costly gas-fired power plants.