So to shut me up, we had to stop at our local convenience store.
"In today's world commercial banks, especially from Europe and the U.S., have pretty much shut up shop so our strategy has been going towards financing from export credit agencies, " referring to typically state-backed institutions set up to provide reliable export financing.
The oversupply dries up profits, so capital spending is shut off until profitability returns, which also takes about two years as demand catches up to production capacity.
It would be a slight improvement to add a curtain over the virtual porthole (rather than a switch to shut it on and off), so that guests can leave the video running and wake up with the sense that the sun is "virtually" peeking though their curtains.
At times in the Delta MEND's insurgency was so intense that it shut in as much as a third of Nigeria's oil production, pushing up the world price of crude and enfeebling the Nigerian government, which depends on oil for about 80% of its revenues.
The secretary of Defense and the secretary of the Navy were obliged to come up with a scheme that would indicate that there was excess capacity, so they could shut down a shipyard and transfer work to the private sector, despite the fact that that would cost far more.
But watching the Greek crisis grind toward its umpteenth "crunch point", you can't help wondering why we hear so much about the country that's been desperately trying to win the markets' confidence for nearly two years, but so little about the country that, at the height of the crisis, basically told international investors to shut up and wait their turn.
So it happens every now and again that folks scavenging for copper end up cutting through fiberoptic cable, which can shut down phone and data traffic for a limited area.
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