Sentence examples for instigated failure from inspiring English sources

Even the Girls Day School Trust, a chain of independent schools, has instigated "failure weeks" in some of its schools because they think girls have become too risk-averse, obedient or unhelpfully modest.

On the other hand, insufficient mud pressures may instigate compressive failure and wellbore breakouts.

Where the mud pressure is too low to counteract the increased flow rate caused by high pore pressure gradients, the corresponding large drag forces will instigate rock failure in tension.

One biographer suggests these consequences were instigated by a failure in the command style of Marseille, although it was not entirely within his control.

Die Mannschaft were eliminated in the group stage that year, a failure that instigated a major revamp of the nation's academy system.

No major or safety problems were detected; some minor corrections, for example completion of missing data, were instigated and problems with screening failures were discussed.

After the failure of the revolts instigated by the reformers in 1900 in Anhui and Hubei provinces to restore the emperor, Kang resumed his writing in exile.

Doha may well fail but it is a failure that has been instigated by an intransigent and hypocritical West.Hendrik WeilerCairoSIR – John Lennon must have been rolling in his grave.

His contribution was to put his seal of approval on actions instigated by subordinates wrestling with earlier failures of American generalship.

A program of work was instigated to determine the cause of the failure, and its consequences, i.e. the pressures reached and what work was required to ensure that the unit was fit for reuse.

Suppuration indicates active peri-implantitis and is likely to be associated with bone loss and future implant failure if no active preventive treatment is instigated.