Sentence examples for faulty track from inspiring English sources

A faulty track record doesn't invalidate the attempt to say, annually, to anyone who might be listening, "You really should read this one".

Services on a section of the Central Line running through central London were suspended due to a faulty track, Transport for London (TfL) said.

It was found that Katelnikoff was actually fired for filing a sexual harassment complaint against a fellow employee and that a faulty track was responsible for the derailment.

The NTSB report on the accident was released on July 27, 2010, and blamed a faulty track circuit, part of the automatic train control system, for causing the crash.

But after the Metropolitan Transportation Authority began a capital improvement program in 1982, workers began to inspect faulty tracks systematically.

With someone clearly in charge, and held accountable, workers on a given line will deal faster with backed-up trains, dirty stations, faulty tracks and other problems.

In the late 1970's and early 1980's, for example, there were years in which derailments -- either caused by faulty tracks or faulty trains -- sometimes occurred once a week, because deferred maintenance had allowed the system to crumble.

In the meantime, transit administration officials have wisely announced a review of federal grants with new emphasis on the transportation board's recommendations in the Metro crash, including getting rid of faulty tracking equipment and dated cars.

In 1983 he was a 19-year-old technical director at a new nightclub outside Philadelphia when a piece of equipment he was operating came off a faulty overhead track, plummeted toward the floor and killed a young woman standing just a few feet from him.

Description: A faulty rail mounting implies a loose connection between rail and sleepers, which might lead to an increased width of the track gauge.

The jury heard that faulty points in the track were a significant factor in causing the disaster.