Sentence examples for broken machinery from inspiring English sources

Or at least isn't funny at the time: broken bones, broken machinery, bad food, hangovers.

But these pacts are routinely ignored by the company, the unions say, and while workers bemoan the unremitting work schedule, their biggest gripe is getting docked for days when broken machinery or an oversupply of coal on the market leaves them idle.

Its cargo then will include broken machinery and science materials that need to be handed back to researchers.

On its return, the capsule carried broken machinery and medical samples gathered by the astronauts aboard the ISS over the course of the past year.

Lubashevsky, who was still on staff at TNK until after the deal went through, oversaw BK Sever's restructuring, injecting $2 million to repair the broken machinery and upgrade buildings.

The logging companies pulled out of the town in 1988, leaving broken machinery and severely damaging Ndongo's economy.

In 2010 anti-arms trade activists who forcefully entered and broke machinery at a factory owned by an arms company near Brighton were acquitted of conspiring to cause criminal damage after a court found they had a lawful excuse for their activity.

Initial assessments of Belfasts damage showed that, while the mine had done little direct damage to the outer hull, causing only a small hole directly below one of the boiler rooms, the shock of the explosion had caused severe warping, breaking machinery, deforming the decks and causing the keel to hog (bend upwards) by three inches.

Telomeres are specialised structures at the chromosome ends that (i) protect the ends from end-to-end fusion, (ii) impede the double-strand break machinery to recognise the ends as breaks, (iii) mediate correct pairing of the telomeres during mitosis and meiosis and (iv) function as a buffer zone for the loss of terminal DNA that occurs with each cell division (Pardue and Debaryshe, 1999).

Another probably less substantiated remark is that "safe" plant extracts would help cells to survive under conditions which progressively break intracellular machinery (one may mention free radical scavenging activities).

If you start out life with parts of your moral machinery broken, how likely are you to have a psychotic destiny?