Sentence examples for sort of malfunction from inspiring English sources
"There was some sort of malfunction with the machine, and it didn't get your order".
I was groggy and confused -- was there some sort of malfunction at air traffic control?
Adam tells Cee Lo that he realizes there was some sort of malfunction at the beginning of the performance (did we miss a nip slip!? JK it had to do with sound) and Terry recovered and "that's a big thing".
Research, much of it developed in the last five years, suggests that the disorder may be genetic and caused by some sort of neurologic malfunction or flawed stress-hormone activity.
The worst-case scenario is to experience some sort of aircraft malfunction while we're in that environment.
In a preview, Johnston tells the host that he and Bristol were practicing safe sex, and agrees that her pregnancy must have resulted from some sort of 'wardrobe malfunction.' But when pressed by Tyra, he admits that they used protection "most of the time" -- but not all the time.
Sad but true, virtually all instruments returned to the store by students who had become frustrated and no longer wished to play had some sort of major malfunction that will prevent the instrument from playing correctly.
Perhaps it was some kind of malfunction.
"Other prizes often view it as sort of embarrassing writerly malfunction - which is treacherous, in my view, when you consider the comic origins of the novel and the strong comedic traditions of English writing in particular".
It's almost always there, however slyly or covertly or even unconsciously, however 'sympathetic' the person: the attitude that homosexuality is somehow undesirable, some sort of twist or malfunction or failure or maladaptation or other kind of psychic sickness.
These weapons can also be hacked and behave unpredictably when confronted with unanticipated circumstances; experts point to the failure of the Patriot missile defense system in the First Gulf War as evidence that all sorts of weapons can malfunction in unknown ways.
