Sentence examples similar to engineer fail-safe solutions from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Vashishta thinks that he may now have a fail-safe solution.

But as Mr. Masada can tell you, online storage isn't a fail-safe solution.

There is no fail-safe solution and I would think that many children will appreciate the hands-off approach of IMSafer.

This isn't a fail-safe solution, but online bank robbers are after the big numbers and are thus far more likely to write viruses and other malware for computers that run the Windows operating system.

WASHINGTON -- The Senate's top two officials are working on what one aide called a "hybrid," fail-safe solution to the debt ceiling debate that could garner enough political support to pass Congress.

"It's not a fail safe solution to prevent infection," he said.

Here's a fail safe solution: just be honest, it works every time.

"If there were a fail-safe, perfect solution, we'd recommend it absolutely," said Dr. Michael Bell, chief of infection control for the national preparedness center at the C.D.C. "But there isn't a crisp, hard guideline.

The engineering definition of resilience that resembles the engineer's desire for "fail-safe" design focuses on the efficiency and assumes constancy and predictability of a system's properties (King 2008).

This is a true fork in the road towards humanity's future and we must ensure that we engineer a safe solution to this most critical of issues.

This seems to be the same as what engineers used to call "fail-safe", but perhaps the marketing department no longer approves of the word "fail" getting anywhere near a reactor.