Sentence examples for shortage of engine from inspiring English sources

Insiders blame a shortage of engine cylinders, bought in from Australia.

One potential drawback to having 20 or 21 races in 2014 could be a shortage of engines.

The concerns included a shortage of pilots at Air India Express, the state carrier's budget airline; a shortage of engines and a spate of pilot departures at Kingfisher Airlines; a two-year delay in auditing international operations at Jet Airways; a lack of instructors for the Boeing 737 aircraft at SpiceJet; and incomplete investigations of incidents at IndiGo.

But during the mid-1940s, supply was disrupted because of World War II, and this led to an extreme shortage of engines.

Brazil also faces a shortage of engineers.

There was a shortage of fire engines and a lack of sufficient water for the fire hoses.

Sales of the highly profitable Navigator fell off because of a shortage of V-8 engines.

They had a shortage of diesel engines, and they're short on new products," Martilotti says.

No. 482 Squadron faced a critical shortage of Merlin engines in mid-1950, buthehe situation improved the next year.

Due to shortages of this engine, one newly built car, GT40/105, was powered by a 4.7-liter, all-cast-iron Cobra engine, for which there were great hopes in the 12 Hours.

Lancasters powered by Bristol Hercules air-cooled radial engines also were produced as a result of shortages of Merlin engines, but these proved to be less capable than Merlin-powered versions.