Sentence examples for could not restart from inspiring English sources

The government could not restart debt payments "at the price of the hunger and exclusion of Argentines", he said.

In the wake of Fukushima, one would think that the Japanese government could not restart nuclear power reactors without firm public support.

In May 2013, scientists discovered that one of the gyroscopic wheels – known as "reaction wheels" – that kept the probe pointing in the right direction had stopped working and, try as they might, Nasa engineers could not restart it.

Lorraine-Dietrich driver Fernand Gabriel (numbered "1A") was scheduled to be the first competitor to start, but he stalled on the line and could not restart his car before the FIAT of Vincenzo Lancia, who was next in line, drove away.

However, when the patient followed up and off medication for 3 weeks, her baseline was QTc >450 msec and she could not restart medication as she now met an exclusion criterion.

The job was mostly enduring several hours of abuse a day from people who couldn't restart a modem or who got very upset when you suggested any type of solution.

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But in this case, the engines were not getting fuel and could not be restarted.

Several referees have assured WiF the game could not have restarted, even had the medical staff refused to come on.

On Tuesday, all six crashed and could not be restarted without going back into a cycle of crashes.

The question became whether the leader could reach 200 laps, enough to make the race official in the event it could not be restarted.