unseaworthy

After being impounded for being unseaworthy, it rotted at its moorings and eventually capsized in the Beirut harbor.

At what point does a ship’s captain refuse to put to sea because his vessel is unseaworthy?

That's fine for planned maintainence, but perhaps a problem if she became unseaworthy far from home.

Skiing, rugby, workplace fall prevention, migrants using unseaworthy boats and violence between drug dealers are almost never seen as public health issues.

We've seen this in far smaller numbers with those attempting to cross the Med etc in unseaworthy overloaded boats, and the associated deaths.

Like you I'm still on the fence, but lately I'm leaning that the Titanic was unseaworthy.

In May 2014, the ship was deemed unseaworthy and its cargo was unloaded in October 2014 and warehoused in what was known as Hangar 12.

He is a hungry man with a rusty AK who risked his life in an unseaworthy vessel to take a shot at instant wealth, LA gang style.

What PepsiCo acquired were small, old, obsolete, unseaworthy vessels.

This includes the case of Mohammed Aisha[0] who was stuck on board a boat deemed unseaworthy by the Egyptian government and stuck anchored off the Suez Canal.

If so, the boat was very unseaworthy indeed.

El Faro wasn't unseaworthy because it was old.

Or voting to the front page an article about ending the fiscal "evils" of democracy by building an unseaworthy boat.

This created "coffin ships" - unseaworthy vessels sent to sea because the insurance payout for a wreck was worth more than the ship itself.

The article mentions the ship they were previously going to use was decided to be "too small" but was also derided as allegedly unseaworthy.

I was crossing an ocean on an unseaworthy vessel ("with slight abuse of terminology").