Sentence examples for replace failed from inspiring English sources

Parasite resistance to antimalarial drugs and mosquito resistance to insecticides both contributed significantly to the failure of a worldwide campaign to eradicate malaria in the latter half of the last century 3; today, drug-resistant malaria threatens the global community's major recent investment in rolling out effective new drug combinations to replace failed and failing older drugs.

For example, when speedy service is essential, replace failed products with reserve products pre-positioned at each customer's site.

But Indonesia lost the support of the United States when it reneged on promises to replace failed bankers with more competent and honest ones.

The quickest way for companies to meet response targets would be to replace failed products with standby units that they have positioned on customers' premises.

Going through the bankruptcy process is a necessary legal step to wipe out the interests of current shareholders, replace failed executives and directors, force creditors to accept less than they are owed, abrogate labor contracts, reduce pension obligations and override state dealership laws.

Perhaps the most striking chapter in the book describes how technology companies in America campaigned to foster a view that state schools were failing – in particular by funding a series of films about crummy schools and heroic individual teachers battling the system – before profiting from selling IT "solutions" to the new schools springing up to replace failed ones.

Zimmerman and Bock acknowledge that most old houses have not retained their original windows, and that much of today's replacement window industry is driven by replacing failed 20-year-old windows.

Our algorithm seeks to build resiliency by maintaining a necessary set of working nodes and replacing failed ones when needed.

In Aleppo, the group has replaced failed civil institutions: its members run the police force, the power station, and a Sharia court, which has sentenced people to lashings.

(He was previously chief scientist at Advanced Bionics, and was one of the original developers of the cochlear implant).Even so, says Dr Loeb, replacing electrodes is not something that should be undertaken lightly, and is usually restricted to replacing failed implants.

Each subsystem can be repaired by replacing failed components.