Sentence examples for because of mechanical trouble from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because of mechanical trouble, he will suddenly mix in a fastball at 91 to 92 m.p.h., as if he has had difficulty maintaining the same arm slot.

The tour company operating the Bulgaria had recently canceled trips because of mechanical troubles on the boat, and passengers from a previous outing had complained on a local Web site that the engines had broken down during their cruise.

In the hours before the flight took off from Rio de Janeiro, there were no signs of mechanical trouble.

It might be mechanical trouble, it might be because of the pressure of being a hired gun without a contract for next year, it might be because negotiations are continuing and Neagle might feel some pressure to justify his agent's request for a contract of at least $10 million a year.

These, in clude mechanical trouble, over loading of the aircraft and air turbulence in the region.

"We experienced mechanical trouble with one of the cars," said Edwin Donovan, a spokesman for the Secret Service, according to pool reports.

Robert D. Swales, director of emergency services for the Newark Fire Department, said residents of the building where it began had reported mechanical trouble with a boiler in the basement.

Mechanical trouble: Issues related to the failure of mechanical staplers described in the surgical report or reported in institutional databases.

The reliability of this system was also proved through its use without any mechanical trouble for more than 2 years.

Jackie Ickx of Belgium, rated a serious challenger, finished sixth in a BSW after be ing hampered by mechanical trouble.

"It happens because of mechanical failure.