Sentence examples for faulty warning from inspiring English sources

It also is changing the plane's software to reduce the faulty warning messages.

But he said that airlines were still experiencing too many nagging parts failures and faulty warning messages caused by software problems, and that some airlines were running into more problems than others.

Mr. McNerney said that faulty warning lights had accounted for about half of the problems, and in some cases, they forced planes to return to airports they had just left.

Though Entergy has tried hard to market Indian Point as safe, clean and reliable, its public-relations efforts have been hurt by years of news about tritium leaks, faulty warning sirens, an unrealistic emergency evacuation plan and that disastrous cooling system, whose technology became obsolete decades ago.

Police in Victoria have urged motorists to avoid the use of Apple Maps, warning that faulty directions on the much-criticized app have left motorists stranded in the Australian outback for up to 24 hours without food or water.

Senator John Rockefeller IV, chairman of the science and transportation committee, is championing the commission's dedicated spectrum approach, warning that the faulty emergency communication on 9/11 was "probably the greatest killer other than the planes themselves".

Norwegian Air Shuttle, for instance, had to ground one of its two 787s because of software malfunctions involving the brake warning lights and a faulty hydraulic pump.

He said he had been angry on behalf of his airline's passengers over software malfunctions involving the brake warning lights and a faulty hydraulic pump on the 787 that was grounded.

In 2014, Goremsandu was prosecuted for putting tenants at risk by covering a warning light on a faulty fire alarm with a black sticker in a house converted into seven flats in Tottenham.

In 2014 she was prosecuted for putting tenants at risk by covering a warning light on a faulty fire alarm with a black sticker in a house converted into seven flats in Tottenham.

Between 2004 and 2008, A&E staff nurse Helene Donnelly submitted more than 50 reports warning hospital managers about the risks to patients from faulty equipment, untrained staff and lack of staff.