Sentence examples for tendency to fail from inspiring English sources

The early designs also had a tendency to fail as the miles mounted.

In losing to lesser teams, the Nets have shown a tendency to fail when expectations rise.

Advanced High Strength Steel (AHSS) spot welds exhibit high tendency to fail in interfacial failure mode.

She told George how her father's business plans had a tendency to fail, and how each time one of those schemes foundered they had lost their apartment.

But that doesn't mean we have to settle for today's typical applications, which have an infuriating tendency to fail when we need them most.

However, these same boundaries lead to limited thermal stability and a tendency to fail in a brittle manner, issues which limit the practical usage of these materials.

Therefore, presumed consent policy lends itself towards higher procurement levels because of individuals' tendencies to fail in performing the active decision-making efforts required with opt-in organ donation legislation.

We as humans have a tendency to try, fail and quit.

The pain we feel when we fail, combined with our tendency to go into blame and/or self recrimination, keeps us off the road to success.

Macleish also said the tendency "to go along with the boys" can cause a victim to fail the hostile environment test.

It seems to be a peculiar tendency of students to fail to own anything that might be considered vaguely useful.