Sentence examples for and eventually failed from inspiring English sources

When it resumed, she fell steadily behind and eventually failed to qualify for the run-off by less than one-10th of one percentage point.

Results indicated that when the dwell time at peak load was less than 5-min, the total strain was mainly produced by the ratcheting strain due to the anelastic creep recovery and eventually failed due to ductile-fatigue damage, while for a longer holding time the accumulated creep strain and the fatigue-creep damage were the controlling mechanism of deformation and failure.

The results showed that without manually depressurizing the RCS, reactor core underwent slow heatup and completely melted and eventually failed the RPV lower head at the primary system pressure of 6.87 MPa for 0.4-inch-break LOCA and 2.71 MPa for 1.0-inch-break LOCA.

It was in the last hours of his life, though, when his heart and lungs faltered and eventually failed, that Lieutenant Carpluk may have fought his most valiant battle, along with a team of doctors at two hospitals who worked to save him.

(Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $26.) Liberalism, under one or another definition, is the force that shaped and eventually failed the author's grandfather (a Congressman from Alabama), his father (a legal scholar and student of procedure) and himself (once a Peace Corps volunteer, now a writer).

Liberalism, under one or another definition, is the force that shaped and eventually failed the author's grandfather (a Congressman from Alabama), his father (a legal scholar and student of procedure) and himself (once a Peace Corps volunteer, now a writer, and though bloodied not yet totally bowed).

Thus, under a tensile loaded condition, all glass experiences static fatigue and eventually fails.

By 1900 or so the dam is long out of use and eventually fails.

However, these materials are often considered the "weakest link" as they tend to degrade and eventually fail, thus compromising the reliability of devices and equipment.

The steel-belted tires slowly develop cracks inside between the rubber and the steel belts, and eventually fail as a result, he said.

At higher stresses, where the composite accumulates damage and eventually fails, both the strain and time to rupture can be predicted using the Bundle model, a modification of the McLean/Curtin creep model.