Sentence examples for continuously failing from inspiring English sources
She is also angry at the Foreign Office for "continuously failing" her daughter by not persuading the Indian legal system to fast-track the case.
The major obstacles to creating collagen/apatite composites modeled after the structure of bone are mentioned, including the immunogenicity of xenogeneic collagen and continuously failing attempts to replicate the biomineralization process in vitro.
In a situation FS (i.e., one server is continuously failing), however, there is no configuration able to deliver a TR above the desired threshold for the interval where the user requests reach a peak (i.e., 14 17).
I was continuously failing and even worse, feeling like a failure.
One version tells that while taking refuge in a cave on Rathlin Island, he witnesses a spider continuously failing to climb its silken thread to its web.
"It's particularly troubling to think that even on Father's Day – a day intended to honor one of the two most important people in a child's life – there are men continuously shirking their duties and failing to provide basic financial assistance for their children," Sheriff Dart said in a department news release.
Unlike glass bulbs, L.E.D.'s are hard to break and will glow continuously for more than 11 years before failing.
"In the current environment where the price of oil has increased substantially, we are continuously seeing airlines with less than robust business models failing," said Peter Long, chief executive, TUI Travel.
An estimated 32% of clients complete the program, 47% self-discharge and 20% are house-discharged for failing to comply with treatment requirements, such as providing continuously clean urine samples.
The MPs accused the ministry and contractors of a "serious failing" for under-testing the system, which is unable to operate continuously in warm waters, and warned the problems had "potentially dangerous" consequences.
"Our hypothesis is that elite athletes are able to motivate themselves continuously and are able to run the gantlet between pushing too hard — and failing to finish — and underperforming," Dr. Swart said.
