Sentence examples for multiple failures that from inspiring English sources

But perhaps more striking is that the multiple failures that led to the program's demise reveal weaknesses in the government's ability to manage complex contracts at a time when military and intelligence contracting is soaring.

Nearly three quarters of a million people will not move onto the Government's controversial new benefits system by 2017, ministers admitted on Thursday, because of multiple failures that have left Universal Credit over budget and behind schedule.

Angel investing is a long-term game that typically involves multiple failures that are, hopefully, more than made up for by a few home runs.

So we know of much that probably led to the multiple failure that was Rotherham, and probably contributed to the parallel cases in Rochdale, Oxford and Oldham.

"We've fixed multiple floor failures that were caused by people skipping this step," Mr. Schweit said.

told reporters at a National Press Club event that Democrats had "multiple recruitment failures" that will help Republicans keep a healthy majority in the House.

Although we developed the wire antenna system as part of Plasma Wave Analyzer (Ono et al. 1998; Matsumoto et al. 1998) for the Nozomi (Planet-B) Mars orbiter launched in 1998, we had no chance to try the deployment operation till its mission end (December 2004), because of the multiple bus system failures that occurred in December 1998 and April 2002.

Recent work has shown multiple failure mechanisms that drive the variability in fatigue life of polycrystalline titanium and nickel materials.

For repeated events data with censored failure, the independent increment (AG), marginal (WLW) and conditional (PWP) models are three multiple failure models that generalize Cox's proportional hazard model.

Bacteria are more conventional infective agents, and bacterial sepsis provides a very interesting example in which iron release is the key to cell death and the multiple organ failure that normally precedes organismal death.

Care for patients with sepsis represents a great economic burden [ 1] as extraordinary resources are devoted to developing and evaluating potential treatments as well as to studying the systemic inflammatory response and multiple organ failure that are characteristic of severe sepsis.