Sentence examples for major technical problems from inspiring English sources
Now that a recount is under way, Michigan officials are indeed finding major technical problems.
But in 1999, facing major technical problems and cost overruns, the department issued internal rules allowing itself to redefine some unspecified percentage of the material as "incidental".
Having been turned off at launch because of the major technical problems it was causing to the rest of the game, Ubisoft has now reactivated the option.
Companies, he said, may soon have no choice but to replace aging computers and software to avoid major technical problems that could come with relying on old equipment.
Panel members, speaking at a news conference in Houston after their second public meeting, said NASA still had major technical problems to overcome before a return to flight, planned for fall 2004.
This week a report by the Defense Department's director of testing and evaluation, Philip E. Coyle III, complained that Mr. Clinton's "artificial" timetable ignored major technical problems and put the Pentagon under unnecessary pressure to reach an early and possibly flawed decision.
The Longitude Prize was set up 300 years ago to find the solution to what was then a major technical problem: how to navigate the seas safely.
NASA is still aiming for a space shuttle launching in May, but there is so little extra time left in the schedule that the plan could be derailed if a major technical problem arose, agency managers said.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28 — NASA is still aiming for a space shuttle launching in May, but there is so little extra time left in the schedule that the plan could be derailed if a major technical problem arose that needed fixing, NASA managers said Tuesday.
A major technical problem may arise if silica that is released during the olivine reaction would form a layer on the olivine grains, preventing the reaction to proceed.
That's obviously not a major technical problem anymore, but my feeling is Google is holding back from adding something like this to Now for the time being to avoid making users feel queasy about the privacy implications of the service.
