Sentence examples for failures brought about from inspiring English sources
In November the World Bank launched a report that detailed the catastrophic effects on agricultural productivity of the "new climate normal": crop failures brought about by climate change are likely to bring about hunger on a massive scale appears, the report's authors warn.
Two of the workers died of organ failure brought about by acute radiation sickness, and more than four hundred people were exposed.
We detail different ways of correcting the market failure brought about by congestion.
You have the story of the candy worker's rise to fame and his subsequent failure and utter disgrace brought about by an attractive and greedy blonde.
Two mechanisms have been postulated in the production of leptospiral renal failure: (1) direct nephrotoxicity brought about by various endotoxins or endotoxin-like substances and (2) anoxic effect due to disturbances in renal circulation.
These failures, foreshadowed under Henry II and Richard, were brought about by the superiority of French resources and the increasing strain on those of England and Normandy.
The local transport executive found the company was budgeting for the fines brought about by failure.
The investigation explored a number of avenues, and finally gave structural failure of the pressure cabin brought about by fatigue as the cause of the accidents.
The primary benefit to be derived from reliability and safety engineering is the reliability and integrity growth which arises from ongoing analysis and follow-up as well as from the corrective actions brought about by failure analysis.
Benign tumours of the kidney substance occur, but rarely; on the other hand, cysts (abnormal sacs filled with liquid or semisolid substance) of the kidney are relatively common but are not tumours in any strict sense, being rather malformations brought about by failure of the embryonic tubules to achieve a proper outlet.
Mr Haddon-Cave concluded: "In my view, XV230 was lost because of a systemic breach of the military covenant brought about by significant failures on the part of all those involved.
