Sentence examples for acknowledging a defect from inspiring English sources

Some automakers resist acknowledging a defect because it can be used against them in lawsuits, and they are more willing to fix a problem if not forced to do so.

Sometimes, sellers can smooth the way to a sale by acknowledging a defect before buyers find it themselves or by marketing their house only to those most likely to buy it.

Rather than get tied up in a court battle to require Nissan to acknowledge a defect, a fight the agency may have lost, Mr. Weinstein said he thought it was better to reach an accommodation with the automaker.

It acknowledged a defect that could cause overheating in a device called an inverter, which controls high power transfers between the battery and the vehicle's two electric motors.

But Nissan resisted acknowledging a safety defect.

The Democratic United Party acknowledged a defeat.

FPE's parent company, Reliance Electric Co., acknowledged "a possible defect" in a 1982 Securities and Exchange Commission filing.

"Last Thursday, NHTSA opened a formal investigation of 2010 Toyota Prius hybrid vehicles in response to consumer complaints about braking difficulties, and today, Toyota has acknowledged a safety defect," Mr. LaHood said in a statement, referring to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, which regulates auto safety in the United States.

In July 2008, NVIDIA publicly acknowledged a higher than normal failure rate for some of their graphics processors due to a packaging defect.

"He acknowledges a loneliness.

Han acknowledges a change in tone.