Sentence examples for structural trouble from inspiring English sources
900 Monitoring devices on buildings and under streets and sidewalks above the tunnel route, as sentinels for ground settlement or structural trouble during and after tunneling.
Tests have shown that the problem is related to the soft tissue, rather than structural trouble.... RAMIRO MENDOZA has bronchitis, and he may not be back to a regular workout schedule for another week or so.
Whatever the structural troubles in the Japanese economy, the dramatic drop-off in demand growth must have exacerbated them and then some.Is there now new hope?
But Ferguson still must contend with structural troubles, particularly in the commodities side of its business.
She felt there was a structural problem but was having trouble resolving it because she had so little time with her dancers.
Last week's optimism fades as structural problems and trouble in Europe re-emerge, threatening a months-long downtrend.
But the Met's resignation has raised a critical structural question that has troubled Lincoln Center since its beginning, and which its redevelopment must solve -- the joint occupancy of the New York State Theater by the New York City Ballet and the City Opera.
The Japanese market has been on a downward trend since 1990, reflecting the country's deep economic troubles and structural problems in the banking sector.
These "embodied crises"—at once personal troubles and structural disasters—show how an overburdened care enforced through the labor of women of color violently affects their very own bodies, with ever-lasting consequences.
This was additionally confirmed by exopolysaccharide (EPS) quantification index revealing the trouble in the structural reliability of biofilm by decrease in EPS and bacterial adhesion to hydrocarbons.
