Sentence examples for Computer troubles from inspiring English sources

The private contractor running New Jersey's troubled auto inspection system pledges that computer troubles can be remedied and staffing increased by June.

The shutdown of the system is only the latest in a series of computer troubles affecting some 3,000 federal meat inspectors who are using the new technology.

Congressional investigators recently put the census on their "high-risk list," because of management and budget problems on top of the computer troubles.

Lt. Gen. Wiboon Bangthamai, the commissioner of the country's immigration police, said in an interview that officials at remote border posts had been known to suffer inexplicable computer troubles when people with lots of cash sought to cross the Thai border illegally.

Even before the computer troubles, the crew was to have had a reduced workload this week because Dennis Tito, the American financier, is aboard, part of the three-man crew of a Soyuz spacecraft that arrived on Sunday to trade their ship for an older one that has been the station's lifeboat for six months.

My journey to Paris from the Czech Republic was a bit weird as we had a delayed flight for one hour because there were some computer troubles in the plane.

Computer trouble- shooters, stockbrokers and Web-based cuserviceserepresentativesareves amongmong the relative newcomers to the overnight world.

Keir Dullea and Gary Lockwood star as the American astronauts who have computer trouble on their way to Jupiter.

Even without the computer trouble, rain and thick, dark clouds would have kept the shuttle, its six astronauts and 13 tons of radar equipment from launching.

And on what sort of scale is it appropriate to describe a three-year-old problem as "temporary?" This isn't the first time United has run into computer trouble: it has had repeated technology problems since the merger.

Page A21 Business MILITARY CONTRACTOR BATTLES WEEK OF COMPUTER TROUBLE Lockheed Martin, the large military contractor, has battled disruptions in its computer networks this week that might be tied to a hacking attack on a vendor that supplies coded security tokens to millions of users, security officials said.