Sentence examples for ship requiring from inspiring English sources

At least one new generator is expected to be needed on each ship, requiring a major refit of a vessel where space is already at a premium.

A commercial ship requiring cooling and electricity is taken as the case study for the application of the proposed system.

It is estimated that about 20,000 people came to watch the raising of the ship, requiring the addition of trains from Norrköping.

Five ships were transferred to Home Fleet in December 1939, but Duchess was sunk en route when she was accidentally rammed by the battleship HMS Barham, and Duncan was badly damaged when she collided with a merchant ship, requiring lengthy repairs.

She was maintained by a small crew that watched over her and were berthed on the ship, requiring that a more reliable heating system be installed, eventually leading to a forced-air system in the 1950s and the addition of a sprinkler system that would help protect her from fire.

"The second is policy -- righting the ship requires reducing the size of government or raising taxes more broadly.

A directionally unstable ship is easy to maneuver, while a stable ship requires less energy expenditure by its steering gear in maintaining a set course.

And it has been years since a ship required the blue-green bridge, a rickety 1903 structure at the far end of the creek, to swing open.

Perhaps the biggest revelation for a nonseaman was how much brawn and know-how a tall ship requires to remain, well, shipshape.

The Titanic could not survive such damage, but its many watertight bulkheads did retard the flooding so that the ship required two hours and forty minutes to sink.

In December, on the voyage back to England, the condition of his ship required him to stop at the Île de France (now Mauritius) in the western Indian Ocean.