Sentence examples for technological failure from inspiring English sources

But its most embarrassing technological failure these days is popping up right outside its front door.

But the Maginot argument is specious reasoning, too: the Maginot Line was not a technological failure, but a strategic one.

It wasn't the first time that a technological failure or an addled algorithm has spurred accusations of political or social bias.

The classic paper journal, the scientists note, still has its advantages: it is cheap and easy to carry, never susceptible to battery or technological failure.

And, he worries, "What happens if the file crashes?" In the hyperprepared world of debate, no team wants to risk the possibility of technological failure.

The plant has been a complete technological failure, managing to produce only a tiny fraction of the Mox fuel it was supposed to generate.

Multiple obstacles, such as a lack of time to develop materials suitable for technology use (Cuban 2001) and the possibility of technological failures (e.g., a website that continues to crash) (Cuban 2001; Frank et al. 2004) deter teachers from using technology to its fullest extent.

Mr. Bush has called for a more expansive national missile defense than the one President Clinton pursued but ultimately postponed this summer after a series of technological failures.

Offshore drilling is a complex system prone to technological failures that are difficult to predict and challenging to comprehend in real-time.

The social network's 2012 debut was marred by technological failures and in only a few months the shares had fallen by half.

BlackBerry's devices largely stayed the same, often with half-screens and a physical keyboard, and its initial attempts at touch-screen phones were technological failures.