Sentence examples for failure proof from inspiring English sources

Not a Hall of Famer like Malone or a backboard-smashing dunk artist like Dawkins, Willoughby became known as a failure, proof (until Kobe Bryant in 1996) that you had to be 7 feet to go straight to the N.B.A. Willoughby, 46, now lives in relative anonymity in a two-bedroom apartment in Hackensack, N.J. "I don't have any regrets," said Willoughby, who never married and has no children.

Analytics initiatives are not failure proof.

And it adds: "It withstands urban pollution, marine environments, the sulfur compounds of industrial areas and is failure-proof in even more aggressive environments".

The use of TRISO-particle-based dispersion fuel within SiC matrix and cladding materials has the potential to allow the design of extremely safe LWRs with failure-proof fuel.

Adam Sandler is a genius performer who writes his own movies and is almost failure-proof.

So how many signatures does someone needs to be almost failure-proof?

However, if the airbrakes don't come out for some reason (there's no such thing as "failure-proof"), then I'm still doing a mile every 5 seconds in a car that doesn't want to slow down.

He has made himself failure-proof.

By playing the clown, Boris Johnson made himself failure-proof.

(To listen to Timothy MacBain's latest Tomcast audio interview in which Turse discusses why drone warfare is anything but failure-proof, click here, or download it to your iPod here).

What you are saying is Robbie Williams is Good Actually because he is sort of failure-proof, because he has this sort of snarling contempt for his own image and career direction, a kind of lackadaisical relationship with post-richness success because he doesn't actually need to succeed any more.