Sentence examples for Lack of durability from inspiring English sources

In Pittsburgh, Jerome Bettis was criticized for his lack of durability.

Camby, who is sensitive to questions about his lack of durability, entered camp determined to play in all 82 games this season.

Its chief drawback is lack of durability, particularly in the area between wind and water, although a timber jetty with reasonable maintenance can often resist normal operational obsolescence.

He was injured for the crucial last two games of the finals series loss to Cleveland in June, with franchise "sources" speaking out to media about their annoyance over the centre's lack of durability.

He was healthy enough to throw a complete game in the playoffs, but the Orioles cited his lack of durability as a reason to cut his salary the next season.

The emphasis on strict pitch counts as early as Little League may well be responsible for modern pitchers' lack of durability, but it also might make them more likely to maintain high velocity.

Certification of structures on the basis of static and fatigue tests alone (without considering certification of the bonding processes) will approve those that pass structural requirements but they will have a real chance of structural failure within a relatively short period of service due to lack of structural durability.

Widespread use of solid oxide electrolyzer and fuel cells is hindered by a lack of long-term durability of seals caused by thermal expansion mismatch induced cracking.

Although self compacting concrete (SCC) is currently used in many countries, there is a fundamental lack of the intrinsic durability of the material itself.

Sociologist, sexologist and sex-positive feminist Carol Queen critiqued the carbon footprint of the Magic Wand because it was imported from Japan, and praised its environmentally friendly qualities including its lack of batteries, and durability compared to other vibrators.

Mud bricks lack the durability of the marble of Greece or the limestone of Egypt, leaving behind little more than heaps of earth.