Sentence examples for a chapter of failures from inspiring English sources
The London School of Economics has been heavily criticised for a "chapter of failures" in its links with the Gaddafi regime in Libya.
He describes what he calls a "chapter of failures" in the way the proposed donation was scrutinised by the LSE's council, saying that due diligence "remained at best embryonic".
Their energy is infectious and spreads as it lifts and elevates others with a buoying effect, as they're willing to share a chapter of failure, knowing that it's only part of the bigger story of success.
The report sums up a chapter of devastating failure by the Labour government in its policies and postures towards defence and the armed services, in which Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and their senior civil servants, and some service chiefs, must shoulder a fair amount of the blame.
Every chapter of your book should be like a chapter of their lives.
The former commission members said the information, if true, could rewrite an important chapter of the history of the intelligence failures before Sept. 11, 2001.
"Filing for Chapter 11 is not an admission of failure," said Stuart C. Gilson, a professor at Harvard Business School.
Join a local chapter of The Sports Car Club of America (SCCA).
When the history of how a good crisis went to waste gets written up, it will surely contain a big chapter on the failure of our academic elites.
It can catapult you from a feeling of failure to the excitement of knowing you've begun the next chapter of your life.
