Sentence examples for hiding defects from inspiring English sources

[C10.] Firestone Accused of Hiding Defects Ford's Venezuelan unit accused Firestone of hiding defects in its tires and said the company should take responsibility for more than 100 road accidents in Venezuela.

The new law also toughens the penalties for hiding defects, but it is not clear that the actions by Ford or Firestone would have set off these provisions.

Japan's Transport Ministry said the automaker had submitted plans to recall 401,106 vehicles, including 110,000 cars that had been subject to a previous recall last year after the company admitted to hiding defects and customer complaints for more than 20 years.

In Japan, Mitsubishi was caught hiding defects; in the U.S., Mitsubishi ran up its sales figures by selling way too many cars to customers who had poor credit scores.

"A lot of people think styling is about hiding defects but really it's about focusing and highlighting what you want to accentuate instead of hiding and deflecting what you think are not your best physical assets".

In 2009, responding to media allegations that the company had hidden defects in its cars, Toyota issued the following statement: "Toyota has absolutely not minimized public awareness of any defect or issue with respect to its vehicles.

A judge in the Federal District Court in North Carolina unsealed hundreds of documents linked to a lawsuit filed by Advanced Internet Technologies that had accused Dell of trying to hide defects in its desktop computers from customers.

A judge accepted a guilty plea by Guidant, on charges that it hid defects in heart defibrillators, and placed the company on three years' probation to deter similar conduct.

Each subsequent generation of single-parent reproduction would continue that trend, with the increasing risk that normally hidden defects would surface.

Apart from the focus on error correction for language accuracy in L2 writing being very narrow, I argue that research design questions are much more important than statistical analyses, very often used to hide defects in the research.

Spices and scents were often added to wine in order to hide "defects" that arose from storage that was often not sufficient to prevent all spoiling.