Sentence examples for failing to transmit from inspiring English sources

In failing to transmit and understand the concerns of ordinary people, it weakens any claim to sovereignty Westminster might have, and thereby strengthens any claims outside it.

The cliché of the welfare-scavenging single mother (for it is overwhelmingly mothers) failing to transmit basic social values to her children becomes seductively intuitive.

But there's no excuse any more for flagrant idiocies like storing passwords in plaintext, or failing to transmit personal information via HTTPS rather than HTTP.

To study how stochastic fluctuations within the system affect input-output relations, I assume that each reaction has a certain probability of failing to transmit its input.

And the Internet was a Russian roulette -- off most of the time or teasing the psyche by failing to send or receive (never mind trying to transmit any attachments!).

Note that (21) represents the probability of the transmit beamformer failing to perform its beamforming task properly.

On Jan . 6 an administrative law judge upheld citations for failing to protect employees against sexual transmission of infectious diseases transmitted by blood.

TDR usually arises from two main sources: individuals on antiretroviral therapy (ART) who are failing to achieve virologic suppression, and individuals who acquired TDR and transmit it while still ART-naïve.

H5N1 viruses have not yet acquired the ability to be transmitted between humans beyond 3 generations, therefore failing to show sustained human-to-human transmission (8 ).

After failing to overcome Cuba's disruption of the signal by floating a blimp over the island, they moved to transmitting its content from airborne platforms flying under the banner of Aero Martí.

Speaking at the RSA security conference in San Francisco in April, Cerrudo said many firms selling smart systems were failing to build in effective security, such as encryption – a significant problem when so many services transmitted their data wirelessly.