Sentence examples for brought about failure from inspiring English sources

Asked whether NASA should have scheduled another tanking test to put the sensors under the exact conditions that had brought about failure before, he replied: "Since we don't know what the cause of this problem is, we don't know if it would have shown up in the tanking test.

But if we want them to exist we must ensure that they cannot take on risks that could even possibly bring about failure.

The local transport executive found the company was budgeting for the fines brought about by failure.

The primary benefit to be derived from reliability and safety engineering is the reliability and integrity growth which arises from ongoing analysis and follow-up as well as from the corrective actions brought about by failure analysis.

Benign tumours of the kidney substance occur, but rarely; on the other hand, cysts (abnormal sacs filled with liquid or semisolid substance) of the kidney are relatively common but are not tumours in any strict sense, being rather malformations brought about by failure of the embryonic tubules to achieve a proper outlet.

Such differences between observed and nominal variances can be interpreted as brought about by failures of some of the basic assumptions of the model.

Ukraine's revolution-yet-to-be-named was largely brought about by the failure of that previous, more peaceful but frustratingly unsuccessful uprising to change the country's dysfunctional political culture or build bridges between its regions, which have little by way of history to unite them.

Suntan in unlikely places A person with Addison's disease, a rare but chronic condition brought about by the failure of the adrenal glands, may develop what looks like a deep tan, even in non sun-exposed areas such as the palms.

Any increase in the market's perceived legitimacy brought about by the failure of communism was temporary at best.

4. Menopause has brought about a distinct failure in other people's ability to drive the way I expect them to.

In the midst of the current economic crisis brought about by the failure of unregulated financial markets and twisted profit maximization schemes, California's "leaders" have concluded that investing in higher education is no longer affordable.