Sentence examples for inevitable malfunction from inspiring English sources
Besides inevitable malfunction of the power grid components, deliberate disruptions caused by malicious attacks put the security of the power systems at high risk.
For as long as computers and televisions have been around, there have been inevitable malfunctions that cause the machines to go haywire sometimes.
But with prepaid MetroCards, and inevitable computer malfunctions, might new definitions be in order?
A rush to apply the procedure in human cases of severe cardiac disease and malfunction was inevitable, and a South African surgeon, Dr. Christiaan N. Barnard, performed the first successful human heart transplant in 1967.
Did Djokovic systematically break it down, playing so furiously to that wing that a malfunction was inevitable?
Regulators and traders have said that malfunctions are inevitable in any complex computer system.
With the Russian Space Agency unable to regain control, the malfunctioning spacecraft began to spiral down to its inevitable destruction.
The inevitable immobilization for several weeks leads to reduction in range of motion, deterioration of muscle strength, malfunction of fine motor skills as well as changes of motor and sensory representations in the brain.
Mechanical malfunction is part of the natural order of things in a Mexican fisherman's universe, easier to avert than unpleasant weather but inevitable still.
Overused muscles malfunction.
