Sentence examples for failing discovered from inspiring English sources

The revelation is the third security failing discovered since the phone and its iOS 7 software were released last week.

It added that any failings discovered were fully reported to the DMCC.

What you find yourself doing is playing with the various devices long enough to see how they work (in some cases, failing to discover even that much), and then moving on to the next station.

After failing to discover any DES for several years, the Agriculture Department stopped testing beef for the substance in 1991.

Several letters expressed dismay with the Securities and Exchange Commission for failing to discover the fraud after being tipped off numerous times.

No. 2 wants to know why the prisoner has resigned; the character is replaced in virtually every episode, apparently dispensed with for failing to discover the information.

The settlement does not resolve HealthSouth's claims that Mr. Scrushy violated his employment contract by failing to discover the accounting fraud.

The appeals court said that "rational jurors could conclude that the defendant City of New York was negligent in failing to discover the defective condition of the tree involved in the accident, and to take reasonable steps to prevent harm".

Mr. Karzai's biggest mistake may have been failing to discover that some of the tribal elders who sought Mr. Dastagir's release had been threatened and forced by the Taliban to seek the pardon, as some later admitted.

Even the basic fact that he was murdered has yet to be officially confirmed, with a post mortem failing to discover the cause of death, despite reports he had been stabbed and found dumped in a sports bag in his bath.

On Aug. 23, Mr. Kletzky filed suit against Jack Aron for, among other actions, not knowing of the "dangerous and deadly condition" inside his son's attic apartment; not knowing that Levi Aron "would engage in murderous or other criminal conduct"; and "failing to discover and protect" Leiby after Mr. Aron was said to have kidnapped the boy and brought him home.