Sentence examples for kind of malfunction from inspiring English sources

I feel that Dylan was a victim of some kind of malfunction going on in his brain," she said.

Most probably there has been some kind of malfunction or some emergency situation," a spokeswoman – who declined to be named – said, speaking from the firm's head office in the Latvian capital Riga.

Perhaps it was some kind of malfunction.

There are two kinds of malfunctioning routers that may disrupt the traceback operation by the victim.

Thomas, he said, appeared to have had a psychotic episode the night he clashed with police, because only someone with "some kind of mental malfunction" would take on six police officers.

Then I have to get my gear on, and there's some kind of equipment malfunction; either I have forgotten my skates, or most commonly, I'm putting on my skates and one of my laces breaks.

Encephalopathy is a vague concept in the context of infant brain injury and may represent any kind of brain malfunction from lethargy and vomiting to severe fulminating brain swelling.

And they reminded themselves that a 26-year-old institution that people around here often take for granted, in a wishful-thinking kind of way, can still malfunction or at least produce unwanted events.

But when he is on call, usually for a week once a month, he repairs any kind of medical device that malfunctions.

This could be interpreted as indicating that the maternal INSL3 observed in the non-pregnant cow might otherwise also be able to cross the placenta in the direction of the fetus, where it could induce some kind of ovarian descent or other malfunction, as has been demonstrated in female mouse fetuses transgenically expressing the Insl3 gene [28].

The factors most frequently mentioned as impeding actual use were related to the (kind of) technology itself, such as malfunctioning, ease of use, relevance for patients, and risks to patients.