Sentence examples for defect that may from inspiring English sources

General Motors announced it was recalling more than 800,000 cars because of a power-steering defect that may have led to at least eight injuries.

This work investigates the tow buckling defect that may take place during the forming of complex shapes.

Earlier this year, the company recalled about 76,000 cars in Japan and more than 2,000 overseas due to a defect that may cause engine failure.

For example Schmidt et al. [15] and Schieker et al. [33] proposed 3 cm as the critical size, while other authors judged 4 cm to be the ultimate bone defect that may be bridged by a cancellous bone graft [34].

What makes human beings unique is also our Achilles heel -- the defect that may yet destroy our species, along with most others.

For the approximately 4,000 Brazilian babies born in the last four months with microcephaly -- the birth defect that may be linked to Zika virus -- these efforts may seem to be too little, too late.

And what about serious genetic defects that may also call forth impressive human virtues?

Frank mainly studied dislocations in crystals, which are line defects that may run the length of the crystal.

The latest series of troubles began in August for the company, when it acknowledged that it had systematically covered up defects that may have led to large-scale recalls of cars.

He had gone there after hearing news reports that the tires on his gold Ford Explorer had been recalled by the manufacturer because tests found defects that may have contributed to several dozen deaths.

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