Sentence examples for dangerous defect from inspiring English sources

"Worse yet, they knowingly hid a dangerous defect for months from U.S. officials and did not take action to protect millions of drivers and their families".

For the government to order a recall, it must have proof of a potentially dangerous defect, which is difficult to find without cooperation from the automaker.

The products, which are called rail heads and are found at the end of the guardrail, are suspected of having a dangerous defect that could lead them to jam, causing guardrails to pierce vehicles.

"Simply put, we cannot allow vehicles with a potentially dangerous defect from leaving a used car lot or rental car facility without the necessary repairs completed," Mark Rosekind, the agency's chief, said in statement.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration proposed a $16.4 million penalty, saying Toyota "knowingly hid a dangerous defect" that led to recalls of more than eight million vehicles worldwide.

A colleague used to say that we should recall people to school like we recall cars, whenever we find a dangerous defect that needs to be fixed.

"GM hid this dangerous, life-threatening defect from my clients and all other Cobalt drivers for over a decade just to avoid the cost of a recall," said a lawyer for the families, Robert Hilliard of Hilliard Munoz Gonzales, in a statement.

In accordance with existing law, the Big Apple Pothole maps provide information the city can use to identify and fix dangerous defects in sidewalks and streets.

Demonstration villages kept up to the standard would exemplify to the villagers more vividly than other methods the dangerous defects of their own homes.

It was shown that according to the test results, adjacent and dent-shape craters are the most dangerous defects under the cycle load.

ENGINE parts, pacemakers and millions of other crucial manufactured objects have something in common: they must be inspected carefully for dangerous defects like hairline cracks.