Sentence examples similar to it fails to install from inspiring English sources
It failed to install even the most basic system to monitor water leaks.
A federal judge ruled today that an Ohio utility violated the Clean Air Act when it failed to install better pollution controls at a coal-burning power plant.
But it was so lax in securing that data that it failed to install simple software security fixes, leaving a hole for hackers to get the Social Security numbers and other personal information of some 146 million Americans, or nearly half the country.
"I don't want his life to be a statistical blip". Pozner said she wants to press the maker of the semiautomatic rifle used in the crime, alleging it failed to install a high-tech safety device that might have prevented Adam Lanza from firing the gun, which he took from his mother.
When the update fails to install, it tries to start all over again.
The law would deny federal funding to any public school or library that fails to install software on its computers to block Web sites containing pornographic material.
When the KB3081424 update fails to install and the computer reboots, Windows 10 immediately attempts to install the update again, which means the process repeats ad nauseum, continually rebooting and attempting to install the update.
Therapeutic vaccination with human papillomavirus type 16 synthetic long peptides (HPV16-SLPs) results in T cell mediated regression of HPV16-induced premalignant lesions but fails to install clinically effective immunity in patients with HPV16-positive cervical cancer.
The city could be covered legally if a homeowner fails to install a backflow device after receiving a notice, City Atty.
But the next time I booted the machine, the Windows 95 plug-and-play system saw my modem as a different model from the one it knew about yet apparently failed to install the proper driver software for it, which could cause several annoying problems down the road.
It found that Chevron had failed to install required safety devices on 90 wells.
