Sentence examples for failures linked to from inspiring English sources
A local authority has been fined £30,000 for health and safety failures linked to a warehouse blaze in which four firefighters died.
Firestone engineers attribute the tire failures linked to the deaths of more than 100 Americans to a unique combination of tire and vehicle design, tire manufacturing and customer abuse.
Offering their explanation for one of the most puzzling auto safety mysteries in decades, Firestone engineers today blamed a unique combination of tire and vehicle design, tire manufacturing and customer abuse for tire failures linked to the deaths of more than 100 Americans, almost all in Ford Explorers.
Mr Gulliver said the lower bonus reflected "failures" linked to foreign exchange manipulation.
Recently, a large number of failures linked to the release of metal particles from the taper junction between femoral head and femoral stem have been reported.
Nor, he points out, is the failure linked to a particular political outlook.
England, in contrast, were abject, with their World Cup failure linked to off-field misdemeanours which included drunken exploits at a bar featuring dwarf-throwing.
Ms. Smith's presence is especially fitting, and not only because of her personal connection with Benjamin, who opened for her shortly before he died in 1999 from liver failure linked to hepatitis C and AIDS.
The government approved compensation of about $22,000 for the families of people killed by the leak, and about $4,000 for those with a diagnosis of cancer or total renal failure linked to the toxic gas.
"In the course of one week, he went from this healthy, lively little boy to a boy in a hospital bed fighting for his life," said Anne Grintjes, of Brookfield, Wis., whose 7-year-old son developed a dangerous form of kidney failure linked to E. coli, called hemolytic uremic syndrome.
He said the issue was especially important because the number of people on dialysis is expected to rise by about 40 percent in the next decade because of increased rates of kidney failure linked to diabetes and the aging of the population.
