Sentences with phrase «imminent failure»

A sum of # 5.5 billion will be required for repair works on schools and further # 1.2 billion is needed to replace parts of buildings at «serious risk of imminent failure».

If the substance misuse is more likely abuse, then it's better to avoid public functions that can destroy your relationship, and set your partner up for imminent failure.

This is an old way of working, and an important sign of imminent failure.

Speaking at the Credit Suisse 2012 Technology Conference, and reported by Gamespot, Zelnick said in order to handle the transition, publisher need to be prepared and positioned properly to avoid imminent failure.

From this, we can also determine the maximum time - scales before imminent failure under best - possible conditions for these conspiracies, taken as L > 0.95.

The methodology prioritised individual school buildings or blocks where the continued operation of the school is at risk due to the building's poor condition — determined as a building that is not functioning as intended or is at risk of imminent failure.

• Conceptualized new alternative plans for processes and equipment to avoid imminent failures.

I think a lot of people are sick of them, hence the continuous projections of imminent failure, but I'm not sure the collection of talented losers in Houston, OKC, Toronto or even Cleveland can take more than a game from them.

Adam Skelos» lawyer also asked for no jail time, urging Wood to show «mercy» by giving him community service with drug and alcohol treatment, and citing a history of abuse by a stepfather leading to substance abuse, the needs of his two autistic children, the imminent failure of his marriage and his humiliation at having brought down his father.

And as the bar begins to crack, the researchers see spikes in its magnetic field — signalling the beam's imminent failure.

A workshop on space mechanisms in 1990 found that NASA faced «imminent failures» if its research on space mechanisms» was not improved.

The current crisis swirling around Islam and Britishness, what some see as a symptom of the imminent failure of the multicultural consensus, could have been predicted by the fate of the «contact» hypothesis, in which prejudice is meant to be weakened by familiarity.

An emergency government funding pot for schools «in danger of imminent failure» handed out # 2.6 million to 29 schools in the past year, Schools Week can exclusively reveal.

Broken down, # 5.5 billion would be needed for major repair works, and # 1.2 billion to replace parts of buildings at the end of their lives or «at serious risk of imminent failure» (image below).