Sentence examples for maintenance reasons from inspiring English sources

"The temporary Grand Club Lounge is in Suite 907 now due to maintenance reasons," it read.

"What we know is that the replacement cycle that we've been experiencing there has been for maintenance reasons," Mr. McNerney said.

Given the town's reputation, then, the discovery in the last month of more than 50 bodies – found by investigators who are trawling the lake while it is half-drained for maintenance reasons – comes as little surprise.

The federal indictment notes that the hacker wasn't able to actually control the Bowman Avenue Dam's new sluice gate because the gate was manually disconnected at the time, for maintenance reasons.

Edward Westlake, an analyst at Credit Suisse, said Exxon profits were hurt by the shutdown in production in several oil fields and refineries around the world for maintenance reasons.

If your housing association client insists on the affordable housing units having a separate entrance for maintenance reasons, then at least design it on equal terms as the market-rate housing and don't hide it down a service alley next to the bins.

Other data were collected concerning difficulties at the time of insertion, parenteral nutrition, medications infused through the catheter, transfusion, microbiologically documented concomitant infections (bacteremia or pneumonia), length of catheter maintenance, reason for removal, and results of catheter culture.

And new planes, like new cars, need less maintenance, one reason a plane Forbes tracked was able to take off at 6 40 a.m. in Nice and make nine flights across Europe before ending the day at 11 50 p.m. in Glasgow.

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Operations are interrupted for several reasons: scheduled maintenance, maintenance on demand, response to warnings, subsystem failure, or a catastrophic accident.

Richardson et al. (1995) discuss six possible reasons: Maintenance of inter-individual distance Species and individual recognition Contextual information transmission (for example feeding, alarm, courtship) Maintenance of social organization (for example contact calls between females and males) Location of topographic features Location of prey resources Blue whales are not easy to catch or kill.