Sentence examples for malfunctions more from inspiring English sources

Trump's hands are the arcade machine claws of politics, grabbing and ripping at everything in sight, and Theresa May is a cyborg that malfunctions more severely every day.

The Republican propaganda is a distraction from the real issue: that the counterterrorism system is malfunctioning more than eight years after the Sept. 11 attacks.

Disposable, single-use pumps malfunctioned more frequently than reusable, programmable pumps.

Contrary to some authors who stated that the absence of shunt failure during more than 18 years attests to shunt-independence [ 18], some patients can present with their first malfunction more than 20 years after shunt insertion: in a series of 456 patients having reached adulthood, 22 patients presented with their first shunt failure after the age of 20, with a fatal outcome in one case [ 4].

Color copier are significantly more expensive and malfunction more often than black and white copiers.[3] If you only need the occasional color document, consider a cheaper hybrid copier.

The resulting images of serial wardrobe malfunctions are more than enough to get every hot-blooded teenager to the place.

It is impossible to extrapolate from the data available and offer a percentage of malfunctions (the more so because malfunctions could be tied to specific lots of missiles or batteries, and also because fighting groups who had had higher rates of success with their missiles would be less likely to complain).

Over the last eight years, the FDA has received a staggering 45,000 individual reports of AED malfunction, covering more than one in fifty of the approximately 2m AEDs deployed.

The most recent study found that the problem with the protruding wires did not contribute to any deaths, while the electrical malfunction was more serious, said Dr. Robert Hauser, the author of the study and an advocate for improved safety of medical devices.

For the petrochemical industry, the impact of safety and environment caused by equipment malfunction is more substantial than that of other industries.

A definition based on malfunction may more accurately reflect the risk of smoking than one lost tooth or total tooth loss.