Converse of object

• suffer: The gearbox suffered the failure of a bolt in its upper part.

• admit: The Home Office has admitted a failure to protect Mr Danielson whilst he worked at the prison.

• allege: Alleging failures in some of auto insurance ontario rate the isdn codec can before they can.

• indicate: It may indicate a failure to declare the index to be an integer.

Converse of subject

• hamper: The Government recognizes that progress toward sustainable development has in the past been hampered by failure to take proper account of the environmental elements.

Adjective modifier

• renal: The kidneys are badly injured which can lead to chronic renal failure.

• congestive: Two days after the third course started, she suffered from dyspnea caused by congestive heart failure.

• catastrophic: Lower bound solutions are obtained for the maximum thermal shock that the plate can sustain without catastrophic failure according to two distinct criteria.

• chronic: The kidneys are badly injured which can lead to chronic renal failure.

• respiratory: Nitric oxide in respiratory failure in the newborn infant.

• cardiac: Typically it presents as cyanosis, shock, cardiac failure or a murmur on routine check.

Modifies a noun

• mode: The failure modes of smart sensors suggest that smart sensors might be more susceptible to common cause failure than conventional ones.

• rate: With perfect use, failure rates are in the region of 6 per hundred women years.

Noun used with modifier

• kidney: Digger had been battling kidney failure for some months.

• heart: Risk factors are: heart failure, diabetes, high blood pressure, a previous history of blood clots.

• liver: They still don't know what caused her cirrhosis and the eventual liver failure.

• hardware: The company sought to implement IT systems that would be immune to the potentially devastating consequences of hardware failure.

• organ: His head swelled up like a balloon and he suffered multiple organ failure ' .

• crop: They are better able to meet basic needs and to deal with sudden expenses that arise, for example from illness or crop failure.

Preposition: of

• imagination: I attribute it to a childlike ego and a failure of imagination.