Sentence examples for continuing malfunction from inspiring English sources
The continuing malfunction of the banks has two nasty consequences.
Evidence of continuing malfunctions in the Florida election process strongly suggests that the havoc wreaked by the butterfly ballot will soon be compounded by a plague of worms, the kind encoded in electronic voting machines that leave no "voter-verified paper trail".
Both teams had important engines blow gaskets -- Cassell as well as his inflammable counterpart on the Knicks, John Starks (while Cassell re-adjusted, Starks continues to malfunction).
It appeared Mr Feuerstein's earpiece malfunctioned during Mr Dominick's response, leaving him unable to respond except to add this final nugget to the debate: "Why did Obama have to pretend to be [Christian] in order to get elected?" Ms Keilar was quick to point out the US president was a Christian, as Mr Feuerstein's earpiece continued to malfunction.
The visitors were reduced to 13 men following a dangerous tackle from Netani Talei but Glasgow continued to malfunction and could not take advantage.
A future that will continue to malfunction if we don't correct it.
Back on the field, the headset continued to malfunction amidst the crowd noise, and the Bucs were slapped with two delay of game penalties in a row.
A 12-year-old shot up his school, the Obamacare site continued to malfunction, and a jerk posted a video of a beheading on Facebook.
When continuing with the port propeller, a valve in its engine malfunctioned; continuing with an auxiliary valve caused a large amount of vibration, so the ship was stopped just hours later for temporary repairs on the main valve before continuing to the Philadelphia Naval Yard for repairs.
TMZ obtained footage of the incident, which found Braxton continuing to perform for several seconds without seeming to notice the wardrobe malfunction.
The CPS might respond to the corrupted signals either by continuing correct service (i.e., exhibiting intrusion-tolerant behavior) or by malfunctioning.
