Sentence examples for engine to counter from inspiring English sources

John Leahy, the top salesman at Airbus, had pressed hard for an A320 with a new engine to counter the C Series, a new aircraft from Bombardier of Canada, due to enter service in 2013, and China's C919, which is expected in 2016.

Meanwhile, John Leahy, Airbus's top salesman, had pressed for an A320 with a new engine to counter the emergence of new competitors like Bombardier of Canada and Comac of China that threaten to encroach on the lucrative single-aisle jet market.

In fact, the private sector is the best engine to counter this trend given that MENA governments are already among the largest employers in the region, employing between 14 and 40% of all workers (see figure below 2 and are therefore maxed out in terms of their ability to absorb additional workers.

The MiG planes Belyakov helped fly off the drawing board were amongst the Soviet Union's most impressive: the swing-wing MiG-23 fighter bomber; the enormous MiG-25 that could fly three times the speed of sound; and the MiG-29, a twin-engine jet built to counter the US F-16.

As expected, minor engine failures continued to be experienced, and to counter this engines and parts were transported at high speed between Derby and Calshot using an adapted Rolls-Royce Phantom I motor car.

It is the duty of the ship's engineer to be aware of these harmful constituents, their effect on the operation of the engines and the solutions available to counter the harmful properties.

The engine constantly throttles up and down, not only to counter the drag on the satellite from residual air molecules in near space but also to smooth the flight of the vehicle to minimise the noise in the gravity measurements.

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It had to distribute another patch in September, to counter one more malicious program, which involved a flaw in the vector graphics engine of Internet Explorer, that enabled further cyber mischief.

Congress has repeatedly blocked efforts to cancel the second engine over the last four years, and executives from G.E. and Rolls-Royce said on Tuesday that were trying to provide more ammunition to counter some of the Pentagon's concerns.

"We knew we had to go off hard to counter the Australians in the first 1,000m," said Sbihi, a 6ft 6in gentle giant who is the team's engine, "and they kept challenging, kept challenging, kept challenging, but we kept answering".