Sentence examples for mechanical crisis from inspiring English sources

As Doris Kearns Goodwin said on "Meet the Press," the country is in the throes of a mechanical crisis, not a constitutional one.

In both groups, physiological crises had the highest prevalence followed by mechanical crises (e.g. falls) [ 23].

Now, though, they were nursing bashed and frost-split knuckles and struggling with countless mechanical and logistical crises.

You don't feel the mechanical kickback that makes Time Crisis so fun, and you're not pulling a trigger or busting a virtual cap gangster-style.

It reflected the broader approach Obama and congressional Democrats took with Wall Street reform, treating the financial crisis as a mechanical malfunction best corrected by expert regulators who could write specific rules for nuanced situations.

It was a well-established manufacturer of mechanical watches but was facing a crisis at the beginning of the 1980s.

This implies a limitation in thermal-mechanical stresses and the avoidance of boiling crisis.

Professor Richard Folkson, president of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, warned against responding to the Volkswagen crisis with knee-jerk reactions, and casting diesel aside.

They needed mechanical ventilation for acute respiratory failure after neurological crisis or multiple trauma including head trauma.

Timex was one of the first American watch brands to expand on a mass scale and they suffered greatly during the 1980 quartz crisis, a moment when the watch industry went from mechanical movements to electronic.

He also praised his colleagues in the mechanical and aerospace engineering department for their calm actions during the crisis.