Sentence examples for inadequate crew from inspiring English sources

The underlying causes are manifold, and include aspects related to difficult working environments, inadequate crew competence, and the lack of crew-centered design of equipment, working spaces and/or human machine interfaces.

However the French ships were hampered by their inadequate deployment, reduced crews, and the failure of the rear division under Villeneuve to meaningfully participate, all of which contributed to their defeat.

But we were inadequate as a pit crew, for ourselves or for anyone else.

Amana had been flying at lower altitude than usual so there was inadequate height for the crew to arrest the high rate of descent before the aircraft struck high ground on the Inkpen family property.

Public outrage over the case grew when Korean Air initially issued what many people took to be a half-hearted apology that appeared to rationalise Cho's conduct in the face of what it said was inadequate performance by the cabin crew.

Poor navigational techniques and inadequate watchkeeping led to the crew's failure to notice that the ship was moving.

Contributing to the cause of the accident were the inappropriate procedures used by, and inadequate coordination between, the flight crew that led to a takeoff rotation at a lower than prescribed air speed.

The Emirates had pulled out of the bombing missions after the Jordanian pilot was captured, reportedly expressing concern about inadequate rescue resources for downed air crews.

It found that, since 1993, train crews had warned of the "inadequate sighting of certain signals", including SN109, but there was an "inadequate overall consideration of these difficulties" and an "inadequate reconsideration" of the signalling scheme.

Further contributing to the accident was inadequate communication between ATC and the N600XL flight crew.

Sandia theorized that the overram may have occurred due to inadequate training of some members of the center gun crew; a poorly conceived, briefed, and executed firing plan that contributed to confusion; and possibly a malfunction of the rammer.