Sentence examples for has become inoperable from inspiring English sources

"It has become apparent that the parity ownership structure has become inoperable given fundamental differences over strategy and governance between A.A.R. and BP," the Russian consortium said.

In a formal statement, AAR said: "it has become apparent that the parity ownership structure has become inoperable given fundamental differences over strategy and governance between AAR and BP.

In its own statement, AAR said it had received BP's notification and added: "It has become apparent that the parity ownership structure has become inoperable given fundamental differences over strategy and governance between AAR and BP".

Along the Mississippi on Friday, the Army Corps of Engineers was closing locks that had become inoperable because of high waters, and removing electrical equipment that could be damaged.

The next month, another ship, the Carnival Dream, was in port in St. Maarten when its engineers discovered that the ship's emergency diesel generator had become inoperable.

The Dream was in port in St. Maarten when its engineers discovered "during regularly scheduled testing of the ship's emergency diesel generator" that it had become inoperable, Carnival said in a statement Thursday.

When, three years into his term, the lack of new investment became obvious — crystallized by the story of a cancer patient who could not get a surgery scheduled and by the time she did the cancer had become inoperable — Blair crashed on the issue of trust.

Responding to BP's announcement, AAR released a statement saying that the joint venture had "become inoperable given fundamental differences over strategy and governance between AAR and BP .The bickering between the two notched up last year, after BP announced a provisional tie-up with Rosneft to explore Russia's highly-prospective Kara and Black Seas.

We're often told that American society is polarized as never before, with civility in shreds and partisanship so corrosive that government has become nearly inoperable.

Neoadjuvant chemotherapy (NACT), initially an approach for locally advanced, inoperable tumours, has become an established treatment option for operable breast cancer (Goldhirsch et al, 2007; Kaufmann et al, 2012).

Over the last decade, systemic chemotherapy has become a standard therapy for patients with inoperable pancreatic cancer.