Sentence examples for maintenance might be from inspiring English sources

The technology is relatively new, prompting fears that maintenance might be hugely expensive.

Between bursts, manual maintenance might be performed inside the bioshield but outside the final optics assembly (FOA) shield.

They would give incentives to new projects with tolls even if other priorities without revenue streams, such as maintenance, might be more urgent.

The airline said an indicator had suggested maintenance might be needed on the fuel pump, and the pilots, who were headed for Japan, turned back as a precaution.

Dearborn is arguably the most likely city in America where a mayoral candidate, after outlining his position on street-light maintenance, might be tossed questions about national security and would be expected to answer.

More demand of G. subelliptica trees for timber use in this small isolated island and better maintenance might be assumed to be the reasons for the difference in tree height between the two surveyed villages.

That would mean that consultants, trainers and maintenance experts might be included in sales agreements.

"We're concerned that the entire 380 heavy maintenance program might be done outside Australia," said Stephen Purvinas, the federal secretary of the Australian Licensed Aircraft Engineers Association.

But he said that because a court ruled in 2003 that NetJets owners were not true owners, avoiding the maintenance levy might be an uphill climb.

Shortly after their helicopter landed with all its lights doused, the rescue team took fire from buildings within the compound, but the troops fired back and quickly made their way into the hospital, where intelligence gathered over the last two days indicated that Private Lynch, and perhaps some of her fellow soldiers from the 507th Ordnance Maintenance Company, might be held.

The tapering experiments suggest that a lower "maintenance dose" might be effective, Mohiuddin says.