Sentence examples for were prone to fail from inspiring English sources

Neither Mr. Stahl nor his surgeon knew it, but at that time, the maker of the replacement hip, Sulzer Orthopedics Inc. of Austin, Tex., was investigating reports that its implants were prone to fail.

The causes of the spill remain unclear, but a number of the agency's actions have drawn fire: it shortened safety and environmental reviews; overlooked flaws in the spill response plan; and ignored warnings that crucial pieces of emergency equipment, blowout preventers, were prone to fail.

It doesn't matter which party is in power, the politics of education is still dominated by a deeply held subconscious belief that most professionals are prone to fail unless the heavy (and we now know incompetent) hand of government steps in to improve them.

Initial research has already turned up major findings involving the surprising ease with which heat leaks through damaged insulation into the steel, and the ways in which isolated parts of the trade center's structure may have been prone to fail in a major fire -- even without structural damage from the planes.

It is used to measure whether an individual is prone to fail at some time [14].

Also, the analyser measurements are prone to fail due to hardware issues.

They have little interest in the subject and they are prone to fail.

It is a well-known fact that wind turbine blades are prone to fail in their adhesive joints.

Following vascular bypass interventions, autologous saphenous vein grafts are prone to fail due to intimal hyperplasia development.

While many e-health initiatives and projects were launched in the last couple of years, a large number of them failed or are prone to fail.

As long as success in Copenhagen is interpreted by critical negotiators and interest groups as resistance to change a consensus based negotiation process is prone to fail to achieve the required momentum for adequate ambition and timing of mitigation actions.