Sentence examples for Technical setbacks from inspiring English sources
The Roadster, which used the Lotus Elise's body, initially had production delays and technical setbacks.
The new Acropolis museum was to have been completed for the 2004 Olympics in Greece but encountered bureaucratic and technical setbacks.
As of December , 2002 the M.D.A. had scheduled more intercept tests before the deployment date, but, partly because of technical setbacks, including problems in building a new booster, none of them have taken place.
Everyone knows that Lewis Hamilton is the best driver out there, but apart from those technical setbacks he failed to always get the best from himself, was way off form in Singapore and took a long time to get over his problem with bad starts.
Despite a global financial crisis, economic recession and multiple technical setbacks in the past two years, the world's major airplane makers, Boeing and Airbus, can at least take some comfort from the relative health and soaring ambitions of their Asian and Middle Eastern customers.
Along the way, several critical incidents occurred, in the form of technical setbacks to do with camera hardware, image processing and the software from an external supplier.
This is not the first technical setback eBay has suffered in recent months.
Another technical setback (problems with the flexibility of wings), another delay (the fifth) for the 787 Dreamliner.
"The recent technical setback in the NSTX-U facility unexpectedly and suddenly defines a moment that seems to me appropriate for that transition," he says in the statement.
But since then, the company has been plagued by mixed critical reviews of the car, as well as business setbacks and technical problems, including two recalls.
The close cooperation between Hawker, the airframe company, and Bristol, the engine company, was viewed by project engineer Gordon Lewis as one of the key factors that allowed the development of the Harrier to continue in spite of technical obstacles and political setbacks.
