Sentence examples for destructive failures from inspiring English sources

In his book "Normal Accidents," the sociologist Charles Perrow argued that when complex technology meets large corporate and government hierarchies, lack of accountability will lead inexorably to destructive failures of systems that might have been operated safely.

Do you and your UC colleagues see any solutions to this most destructive failure in human nature?

It is difficult to view Saudi Arabia's relentless war of attrition in Yemen as anything other than a destructive failure.

In case of destructive failure of devices, or their parts it is required to change them for new one.

On the other hand, much more destructive, failure-certain proposals like Nixon-era price controls and Carter-era windfall profit taxes are.

By putting destructive failure labels on so many schools, the No Child Left Behind law has not only created confusion among parents, affected teacher morale and threatened local property values, but it also fundamentally fails to deliver on the promise of improving our nation's public schools.

To analyze the effects of the electromagnetic near-field stress on our component and in order to relate the performance degradations to the microstructural defects, the HBTs are characterized before destructive failure analysis.

The war on marijuana has been a destructive failure.

The ability to rapidly probe and measure electrical components at the nanoscale for diagnostics and non-destructive failure analysis is expected to tap a broad range of industry applications.

The greatest tragedy for us today, a tragedy that other civilizations may also discover is that we failed to protect our babies so that babies can enjoy the music of Beethoven, Bach and Mozart forever because all of our institutions have failed to protect humanity from our most destructive cultural failures.

In the light of recent North American power outages and destructive computer failures in the UK social service and tax systems, emergent behavour must now be considered a clear and present threat to our increasingly networked health services and their supporting infrastructure.