Sentence examples for fewer breakdown from inspiring English sources

Having tried imperial purple last year England went for an anthracite kit for the autumn international against Australia to "open up new revenue streams" according to the candid marketing men or, as one insider had it, to see if they conceded fewer breakdown penalties in a "less visible" strip.

The reactor will have to operate more hours of the year, top executives of Entergy say, with fewer breakdowns and fewer errors.

The data from non-Lasix, non-raceday medication jurisdictions indicates clean-running horses sustain significantly fewer breakdowns than horses running on Lasix in America.

"Riders are getting more for their MetroCard or token," Mr. Russianoff said, "with fewer breakdowns, more regular service and cleaner cars".

Prices of supplies hauled into Ghazni had gone down twenty per cent, because trucks made the trip from Kabul in a third of the time, with far fewer breakdowns.

While this may seem like good news – because it involves fewer breakdowns – it is actually bad news because design-related problems are more difficult, if not impossible, to resolve.

Douglas A. Kellner, the Manhattan Democratic commissioner for the board who supervised the assignment of technicians to repair broken machines, said, "My own anecdotal experience is that we had fewer breakdowns in Manhattan yesterday than we had four and eight years ago".

Instead, they are focusing on the best ways for pilots to interact with computers so that there are fewer breakdowns in communication like the one that sent the Cali-bound jet off course toward the mountains without the pilots realizing it.

Individuals who get better cars not only reduce pollution but also seem to have a better chance of getting to work regularly with fewer breakdowns.

The numbers suggest a team with problems that go beyond a few breakdowns.

At a point when the game was still somewhat competitive, Snow stuffed the few breakdowns.