Sentence examples for attributed to the failure of from inspiring English sources

If the crash is attributed to the failure of a nonmetal composite part, it would be the first time that had happened to a commercial jetliner, experts said.

A25 BUSINESS DAY C1-18 Ford and Firestone Under Fire Federal regulators added 26 deaths to the 62 that were already attributed to the failure of Firestone tires in the United States.

If a problem in this material is found to be the probable cause of the crash -- a determination is months away -- it would be the first crash of a commercial airliner attributed to the failure of a piece of composite, crash investigators say.

Mr Skinner was the third of nine children of the miner Edward Skinner, who was sacked after the 1926 general strike, and Mr Skinner's thin skin can be attributed to the failure of his father ever to give him the praise he craved.

This can be attributed to the failure of the shear keys for bridges with aspect ratio of 1.1.

Failure analysis indicates that the HPM induced failure of LNA is attributed to the failure of the first stage pHEMT.

In fact, the limited effectiveness of complex interventions is often attributed to the failure to tailor the design of interventions to local care practices [ 2].

The alternating stresses within endurance limit do not attribute to the failure of the component.

In addition, the defect in IFN-γ and granzyme B production and the associated dysfunctional phenotype observed among the CD8+ T cells activated in liver did not attribute to the failure of these T cells to recognize antigen because of TCR downregulation.

The linear strain distribution in the longitudinal steel was observed and did not reach its ultimate strain until beam failure; which was attributed to the shear failure of the beams and early contribution of the FRP.

The combined effect of the chemical and physical attack by Na2SO4 was attributed to the complete failure of Portland cement mortar, whereas only marginal damage of high alumina cement mortar was believed owing to physical salt crystallization.