Sentence examples for equipment caused from inspiring English sources

"The state's investigation shows that BP's failure to properly maintain its equipment caused the malfunction and could have been prevented," the attorney general's office said in a statement.

And plant officials here on Wednesday acknowledged that this critical link in the supply chain would be restored only gradually, despite the round-the-clock efforts of an army of workers to repair the cracked walls, collapsed ceilings and out-of-kilter equipment caused by the quake.

China's government quickly deployed 130,000 soldiers and other relief workers to the stricken area, but the damage from the earthquake made many remote villages difficult to reach, and the lack of modern rescue equipment caused delays that might have contributed to the number of deaths.

Interfering with the telemetry equipment caused the pacemakers to misread the heart's pacing and in one case caused the pacemaker to stop functioning altogether.

Excavation equipment requires knowledge of the stresses and strains in the equipment caused by the forces experienced during excavation.

To limit damage to subsea equipment caused by snag loads, breakaway joints allow failure locations to be strategically defined in the subsea system.

And its inclusion of spending on burglar alarms and pollution-control equipment causes it to overstate well-being.

Of those deaths, "fires cause approximately two-thirds of the known fatalities," he said, "with automobile exhaust and faulty heating equipment causing the remaining one-third".

Their rising productivity worked against them, so they cut way back on the purchase of new equipment, causing a recession now 11 months old.

They were there ostensibly to scrutinize the books, but they left with boxes of electronic equipment, causing several programs dependent on the equipment to be canceled, according to a journalist at the station.

She learned that stray emissions from powerful antennas on the ground or in military planes in the air can disconnect a plane's autopilot, jam equipment, cause electrical short circuits, put a plane into a sudden dive, interrupt fuel flow -- or even trigger on-board explosions.