Sentence examples for two shutdowns from inspiring English sources

There were two shutdowns, actually, rolling across the government in close succession, like thunder storms.

The two shutdowns of the Clinton years — a six-day shutdown in 1995 and a 21-day shutdown between 1995 and 1996 — cost about $1.4 billion.

In the last two shutdowns, in 1995 and 1996, the Congressional Budget Office estimated the economic damage at around 0.5 percent of the gross domestic product.

Answer: You can't compare the two shutdowns.

It was his first State of the Union address after two shutdowns that closed the federal government for 28 days, and he made sure GOP lawmakers would regret what they did.

The scenario of interest involves the over-pressurization in the High Pressure (HP) Flare Knock-Out (KO) Drum which activates a SIF that will close two Shutdown Valves (SDVs), preventing added pressure to be delivered to the KO Drum.

As in earlier BARC work, we find that one can get from 95%to97%7% full power without violating various safety aspects such as maximum bundle power, maximum channel power, channel outlet temperature and worth of the two shutdown systems.

"Have they learned nothing from the damage done with the previous two shutdown efforts?" he said, referring to the showdown in August, 2011, and the 16-day government shutdown in October.

After holding Buffalo to 26 points below their season average, Texas Tech stifled Michigan in a 63-44 Sixteenixteen shutdown that saw the Wolverines score just 16 first half points and finish 1-for-19 from 3-point range.

Yet the tone sounds less confident from the New York City Council, whose members last week overwhelmingly passed three shutdown-related bills.

Since Minnesota had divided governments for decades before 2010, a number of past budgets had brought the state close to a shutdown, and there had been one shutdown before in state history.