Sentence examples for cause it to buckle from inspiring English sources

Architects and engineers know that snow buildup on a poorly designed roof can cause it to buckle.

By applying heat to the membrane through a resistive heating element, compressive stress is induced in the membrane causing it to buckle further out of plane and increasing its overall stiffness response.

These changes affect the upper lid in particular, causing it to buckle inward in such a way that the lashes rub across the already diseased cornea, exacerbating the corneal scarring and potentially leading to blindness.

The impact bent the hull in two places and caused it to buckle downwards by about 10° under the forward well deck cranes and by about 4° under the forward expansion joint.

The load-bearing wall of masonry is thickened in proportion to the forces it has to resist: its own load, the load of floors, roofs, persons, etc., and the lateral forces of arches, vaults, wind, etc., that may cause it to crack or buckle.

Yet while New York City managed to shake, rattle and roll, nature's blows didn't cause its knees to buckle.

A bomb roared down in the early morning quiet and slammed into their concrete home, causing its front to buckle.

Unsurprisingly, some New Yorkers view trees as a nuisance that may eventually cause sidewalks to buckle and create leaf litter.

What other builder has to spend multiple days on each joint that is soldered because the stifling humidity can cause steel to buckle?

Fear will cause us to buckle and settle for less than God's best.

Using only the strength of your hand and forearm to contact juggle will cause your wrists to buckle often and cause the ball to bend the knuckles as it is transferred: sloppy effects.