Sentence examples for temporarily failure from inspiring English sources
Missing values indicate technical problems with the device: signal loss (Guardian: 19 patients; Navigator: 1 patient), sensor failure (Guardian: 7 patients; Navigator: 2 patients), interruption of real-time representation of glucose values after delayed recalibration (Guardian) or temporarily failure of data-recording (Navigator: 4 patients).
After a power failure temporarily delayed the second half, Billy McKay headed the hosts' second and struck their third.
However Brown, a qualified electrician, was nervous when a floodlight failure temporarily halted the game with his side 1-0 up.
The cost of retirement under U.S. Social Security and Medicare (already temporarily rescued from failure by increasing borrowing) may be called too big to fail, but who will continue to loan to the USA?
It broke, at least temporarily, the psychology of failure that threatened President Obama's administration as it had burdened President George W. Bush's tenure.
In the late 1950's, Dr. Scribner said, he was frustrated by the inability to deliver chronic dialysis to a patient who had temporarily recovered from kidney failure with short-term dialysis but who went on to die.
But the failure did temporarily silence the usually boisterous Syrian Electronic Army, the collective of pro-government Syrian hackers who have been breaking into the Twitter accounts of an array of news outlets and nonprofits, including E Onlinee,"The Onion," Human Rights Watch and the Associated Press in recent weeks.
Yammer experienced a rare networking hardware failure which temporarily made the site unavailable.
The aim of PM is to improve the working condition of the equipment although there is no failure occuring temporarily.
George E. Little, the Pentagon press secretary, said that such a failure "at least temporarily could put our rebalance off balance".
Temporarily in disarray after the failure of Hitler's Munich Putsch in 1923, the SA was reorganized in 1925 and soon resumed its violent ways, intimidating voters in national and local elections.
