Sentence examples for failures that threaten from inspiring English sources

Surface contact fatigue is one of the major failures that threaten the life of engineering components.

Instead we are now experiencing the consequences of our greatest failures that threaten California, America and humanity most today.

I want to thank social scientists like you and Prof. Joyce for producing a movement to unite your intellectual colleagues around the world to overcome the failures of all of our political systems, failures that threaten our civilization more than ever before in history.

Two of the greatest failures that threaten the human race today are our failure to teach all people to think so we can all participate in protecting the human race from self-destruction, and we are overwhelmed by our inability to communicate with each other so we can cooperate to save our civilization.

Duncan Smith last week blamed civil servants for the IT failures that threatened to derail the scheme, telling the Commons: "When I arrived I expected professionalism to be able to do this".

In January, the comptroller hit JPMorgan with a cease-and-desist order for failures that threatened to allow tainted money to move through the bank's vast network.

At the meeting, JPMorgan executives spoke with the regulators about issues related to the bank's controls against money-laundering, after failures that threatened to allow tainted money to move through the bank's vast network.

It broke, at least temporarily, the psychology of failure that threatened President Obama's administration as it had burdened President George W. Bush's tenure.

When Roosevelt took office, the banking industry was in freefall, a "market failure" that threatened to finish off what was left of the US economy.

Each could become a cascading failure that threatens JPM or another megabank -- and which therefore threatens the entire financial system.

Operationally, it corresponds to any organ dysfunction or failure that threatens the life of a woman.