Sentence examples for In the reneging from inspiring English sources

It is seen that the total cost increases with an increase in the reneging probability (1 − r), retrial rate, arrival rate, breakdown rate (α1) and service rate.

The total cost of the system increases with an increase in the reneging rate r for both exponential and gamma service time distributions.

"He is always looking for opportunities and there is certainly a huge opportunity for Ukip to grow significantly, with the sight of Labour deliberately and conscientiously abandoning its base, and the sight of so many people in the Conservative party reneging on the free movement of people".

In each reneging case, the operating system was fingerprinted thus allowing the reneging behavior of Linux, FreeBSD and Windows to be more precisely characterized.

But the prospective in-laws renege.

Professor Callum Roberts, a marine expert at the University of York who led 86 marine scientists in condemning the government in April for reneging on the 127 MCZs recommended by an earlier £8m consultation, said: "The 27 is far, far away from where we need to be".

So imagine my surprise when--on April Fool's Day no less --I encountered your op-ed in the Washington Post essentialess --Iging your report's entire concless --Ibout thencounteredrmyourdisregard for civilian life in Gaza! Dick, I know that hindsighthes 20/20, but you're giving conspiracy theorist mills a hell of a lot of grist here.

She enlisted in the Air Force but reneged on the commitment before entering boot camp.

So she sets a time in the future and reneges when the day comes and she's still undecided.

Hisham Kassem, a publisher and political commentator in Egypt, said people had quickly lost trust in the Brotherhood, which reneged on a promise not to run a candidate for president this year.

Bell and Armstrong said there was a very clear risk that one partner in the union might renege on the deal if it no longer suited them or there was a change in government.