Sentence examples for systems that failed from inspiring English sources
"There are systems that failed here.
They say the problem was caused by malfunctioning computer systems that failed to store all electronic messages written to presidential aides from outside the White House.
The Fukushima plant was designed by General Electric, and the venting systems that failed in Japan exists at similar plants designed by G.E. in the United States.
White House officials have denied any effort to avoid compliance with subpoenas and said that the problem was an inadvertent computer glitch caused by malfunctioning systems that failed to properly store all electronic messages written to presidential aides from outside the White House.
And still they allowed their enthusiasm for nuclear power to shelter weak regulation, safety systems that failed to work and a culpable ignorance of the tectonic risks the reactors faced, all the while blithely promulgating a myth of nuclear safety.Not all democracies do things so poorly.
Mr. Dell and Kevin B. Rollins, then Dell's chief executive, were told that the news media would be informed of Dell's commitment to fix any systems that failed, that Dell was working with customers to resolve problems in the most effective manner possible and that the problems posed no safety or data loss risk.
His hope, which is as Panglossian as it is commendable, is to improve world leadership; to look at countries and systems that fail and examine why.
Manufacturing systems that fail to recognise demand variability generate high Work-In-Process (WIP) and low throughput in MPLME.
Cropping systems that fail to integrate nitrogen (N) water management are frequently associated with elevated concentrations of nitrate-N in soil and groundwater.
As technology speeds along, we are stuck with antiquated systems that fail to meet the needs of today's businesses or the way we work.
Lapses and slips, interacting with systems that fail to stop them from causing harm, are more frequently the culprits than outright incompetence.
