Sentence examples for In case of a trouble from inspiring English sources

During the flights, the UAV was always in radio contact in order to monitor its condition and to secure a return command in case of a trouble or an emergency.

In case of any trouble caused as a result of bad reporting, you will not be spared".Mr Lambert says that the Canadian authorities seemed unconcerned by his expulsion.

In case of trouble, a pilot pushes a button to begin sending down data, and in some conditions, like the failure of autopilot, the data streams automatically.

He said he had given his riders the order to stay out front, to keep them out of trouble in case of a crash or a split in the peloton.

For $19 a month, users get emergency roadside help, theft tracking and remote engine shutdown, an automatic call in case of a crash and notifications about engine troubles or poor tire pressure.

Another item on display was a Change-A-Blade Scissor capalble of being plugged into the cigarette lighter in one's car, thus providing a handy trouble light in case of a breakdown on the road.

This calls for careful design of the pump support to keep the system natural frequencies well separated from the pump speed (as well as motor speed in case of a geared system) and its multiples for trouble-free operation.

We zoom into the auction room; we're in a van with a gang of mercenaries hired by the auction house in case of trouble; a black and white flashback shows us the good old days when it was easy to steal a Rembrandt.

It was postponed until February, but the government went ahead with layoffs of the payroll clerks anyway, making it impossible to keep the old system operating as a backup in case of teething trouble with Phoenix.

It happened the same day as a smallish crowd of pro-Mubarak supporters tried to celebrate his birthday outside of the state TV building (a favorite spot for demonstrations; soldiers use the first-floor balconies as watchtowers in case of serious trouble) and clashed with a rival crowd.

Field also told Binstock to start separating her business and personal expenses onto different credit cards to avoid troubles with the Internal Revenue Service in case of an audit.