Sentence examples for detecting a problem from inspiring English sources

Detecting a Problem The damage to the left wing of Columbia occurred shortly after liftoff, but went undetected for the entire mission.

Start by detecting a problem that is -- by inattention or aversion -- kept out of sight.

The exodus picked up speed July 1 when Napster cut off all downloads after detecting a problem with its latest filtering software.

Holding down the start button appears to have been an attempt to override a safety system that might have been detecting a problem, the NTSB report suggested.

We expected the jokes about Trump to come from Rosie O'Donnell, but she declined to talk about him, choosing less volatile but important topics: her kids, and heart attack, reminding women of her mantra for detecting a problem: HEPPP, hot, exhausted, pain, pale, puke.

No explanation is included of how present-day public health officials go about detecting a problem, how they define an epidemic, how they use data such as incidence or attack rates to identify the cause, and how laws and regulations (e.g., vaccine requirements for school entry and rules for production of food and biological materials) are indispensable for disease prevention.

In the ocean of sound that ebbs and flows, she detects a problem.

This sample is far too small to detect a problem that might be small but growing.

If a nurse detects a problem, she calls in Ms. Bourne.

Shortly after arriving, the couple detected a problem with uneven heat.

But after tapping mannishly at the fixtures, the husband detects a problem.