Sentence examples for faulty technique from inspiring English sources

Then he demonstrated a faulty technique that I recognized, with silent embarrassment, as my own.

Lyth did get a snorter from Starc but is no more looking the long-term answer as Cook's opening partner than his predecessors since Andrew Strauss retired while Gary Ballance is hamstrung by a faulty technique that has been rumbled.

Armstrong, like many self-taught geniuses, had a faulty technique, and, by the forties, the scar tissue — alarmingly visible in a closeup shot at the end of the 1956 film "High Society" — was such that rapid-fire cascades of notes no longer came as easily.

But this faulty technique fails to account for the fact that both the cue ball and the object ball are 2 1/4 inches in diameter, and that the selected aim spot on the object ball must be struck half a diameter, or 1 1/8 inches, from the center of the cue ball.

As painting materials became more readily available in commercial preparations in the 18th and 19th centuries, systematic methods of painting that were once passed from master to apprentice were replaced by greater individual experimentation, which in some cases led to faulty technique.

Subjects were observed while they made three trial attempts in order to detect faulty technique.

He insisted his problems were related to faulty techniques and were not inside his head.

One often cited statistic from a 1999 Harvard study puts the hazards of a hospital stay in chilling perspective: hospitals kill nearly 100,000 people a year because of human error, faulty techniques, malfunctioning equipment, wanton carelessness, oversights or assaults.

Delays in accessing caesarean sections, faulty techniques and lack of caesarean sections all contribute to the burden of fistula.

He could be a reactionary and a bit of a moaner, often unable to hide his displeasure at a faulty bowling technique, though praise was also willingly given.

Many track people believe her faulty jumping technique may have contributed to the back spasms, although Jones strongly disputes that the two were related.