Sentence examples for failures suffered from inspiring English sources

And although Pirelli is adamant that the Kevlar-belted rear tyres it has brought to the Nürburgring will not suffer a repeat of the sudden failures suffered by the steel-belted ones used at Silverstone, the drivers are clearly not fully satisfied.

Arriving in Monza, in the wake of the dramatic tyre failures suffered by Vettel and Rosberg at the previous race in Belgium, the teams were given new, much higher limits on minimum tyre pressures, on safety and precautionary grounds.

Sergio Perez locked a front tyre heavily on his McLaren and then suffered a dramatic failure on the subsequent long straight, an incident worryingly reminiscent of the multiple failures suffered at the British Grand Prix that led to Pirelli having to change the design of its tyres for subsequent races.

In the later years of World War II, researchers considered nicotine a factor behind the coronary heart failures suffered by a significant number of military personnel in the Eastern Front.

Conclusion: Schwimmer's strategy of largely withdrawing from Hollywood has helped him avoid the high-profile failures suffered by some of his former cast mates, but disappearing on purpose comes at a steep cost.

Details of the type of 'Major' failures suffered by both the Control restoration and Hall PMC teeth are shown in Table 10.

The cause was heart failure suffered at Hialeah Hospital, his son, Garo Soghanalian, said.

Like the opera composers Gioacchino Rossini and Vincenzo Bellini before him, he next gravitated to Paris, where his Marino Faliero, though not a failure, suffered from comparison with Bellini's I Puritani, produced a few weeks before.

The extent of damage (tearing failure) suffered by the upright is more for the specimens with upright thickness <2.0 mm.   4.

The session started with an announcement from tyre supplier Pirelli that they believed the dramatic 190mph tyre failure suffered by Rosberg on Friday had been caused by a puncture.

In October 1971, CBS Records in the UK issued The Byrds' Greatest Hits Volume II to capitalize on the group's recent appearance at the Lincoln Folk Festival and perhaps as a reaction to the chart failure suffered by Byrdmaniax.