Sentence examples for time crashes from inspiring English sources

But if a second wave of outbreaks emerges and this time crashes hard into the U.S., it could wipe out our fragile economy and severely squeeze a public health system already struggling to cope with threats of biological and chemical terror.

The two-time Daytona 500 champion Michael Waltrip, a team owner who no longer races full time, crashed late in the first qualifier and did not make the field.

Davison reprised the role of the Doctor several time since leaving the show, most recently in a Children in Need special called Time Crash.

Senna, who was leading at the time, crashed on lap seven, smashing into a wall at the Tamburello curve and sustaining fatal head injuries.

Reactionary story about a rich egotist who lives in a grand house and spends all his time crashing cars and causing mayhem.

The second time "Crash Into Me" plays, a pretentious young man — an aspiring anarchist who nonetheless attends an expensive private Catholic school — snidely dismisses it.

A crash was defined as a night time crash if it occurred between 9 00 pm and 6 00 am.

Usually, it is considered that lead time crash cost depends on the amount of lead time to be shortened.

Vijayashree and Uthayakumar (2016) have presented inventory models involving lead time crashing cost as an exponential function.

In addition, the length of lead time is equal for all shipping cycles, and the lead time crashing costs occur in each shipping cycle.

Vijayashree and Uthayakumar (2013) have discussed vendor buyer integrated inventory model with quality improvement and negative exponential lead time crashing cost.