Sentence examples for equipment concerns from inspiring English sources

Despite its state-of-the-art architecture and equipment, concerns have been raised that there are not enough bins, which has led to mice being seen up as high as the fourth floor.

The South African government expects to generate at least $6 billion the next three years by privatizing the state's transportation, telecommunications, electric and military equipment concerns, said the country's minister of public enterprises, Jeff Radebe.

But above maintenance and equipment concerns are security issues.

Although early studies also identified some equipment concerns with the SCRAM™, studies of its ability to detect moderate and heavy drinking recently have yielded good results.

In general, women firefighters report similar job stressors to men with the most frequent being sleep disturbance, wage/benefit concerns, safety concerns, equipment concerns, and job skills concerns (61).

Rose O'Donnell, the manager of Better Bee, a beekeeping equipment concern in Greenwich, N. Y., said that for now, there is no magic bullet.

Deere & Company said on Wednesday that its president, Robert Lane, had been named chief executive of the company, a farming and construction equipment concern.

There is also the benefit of having the work carried out by an experienced operator of the equipment concerned.But some things researchers will want to keep in-house.

Pointing to strong management and a cheap valuation, she chose Unisys, the $4 billion (market capitalization) computer services and equipment concern.

This paper provides a comprehensive guidance for the selection and installation of transient protection devices, especially in a TT wiring system with the aim of safeguarding both the equipment concerned and the operators and users of equipment.

Such barriers include inadequate staff to deliver physical therapy, lack of equipment, concern regarding patient safety and physiological stability [ 31], sedation and ventilation practices, placement of vascular lines, and the paucity of data on efficacy and health-economic evaluation to convince clinicians to apply EM [ 14].