Sentence examples for rising failure from inspiring English sources

Before recalling the device amid rising failure rates in 2010, Johnson & Johnson insisted it was safe and maintained that its internal studies refuted complaints by surgeons and regulators abroad that the device was flawed.

In high transmission areas two mechanisms could explain rising parasitological failure over time: maturation of immature worms (which escape the action of praziquantel) to egg producing adults, and reinfection.

Therefore the rib would be a critical part for the temperature rise failure of high speed railway bearing.

Rising company failures would have a knock-on effect on individuals, who are already struggling more than at any point since records began in the 1960s.

But the spectre of bankers pocketing near record bonuses has infuriated members of the public who are still experiencing rising unemployment, failures in the high street and severe austerity.

This was Dublin's military stronghold at the time and the first of the rising's failures, when an element of the Citizen Army failed to press home their initial attack.

Re "In Looser Tone, a Call to Take Risks and Be Engaged" (news article, June 16): Much of the graduation speech advice cited in the article assumes that by earnest effort and good will one can rise above failure, learn from it and thus achieve success.

The entry of moisture into photovoltaic (PV) modules causes degradation which leads to rise in failure rates (Gwandu and Creasey 1995; Cher Ming Tan, Boon Khai Eric Chen and Kok Peng Toh 2010; Kempe 2006), particularly in hot and humid climatic condition (Kempe 2006).

The main symptoms were stiffness, inability to rise, and failure to suckle in newborns.

I could lose my naive belief that I could rise above failure and that hard work always paid off.

We decided not to wait for the PSA to rise (indicating failure), but to have pre-emptive radiotherapy to the pelvic and prostate bed area three months after surgery.