Sentence examples for a comprehensive failure from inspiring English sources

Abroad, Mr Erdogan's foreign policy has been a comprehensive failure.

The conference which was supposed to find a replacement for Kyoto Copenhagen in 2009 was a comprehensive failure.

Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls said the new round of cuts represented a "comprehensive failure" of the Chancellor's economic strategy.

The project to build an IT system for regional fire control centres was labelled a "comprehensive failure" by the government auditor in a report published last week.

This will also mean abandoning the third pillar of the fiscal charter the government pushed through only last year: a comprehensive failure of economic policy within 12 months.

While he too wants a "comprehensive agreement," Mr. Peres said, he is worried by the possible consequences for the region of "a comprehensive failure".

In that sense, the public life of Mrs Whitehouse, who died yesterday aged 91, has to be judged as a pretty comprehensive failure.

Designed to produce 120 tonnes of MOX fuel a year for export, it has only managed 15 tonnes over nearly a decade of sub-standard operation, which was labelled by one former government minister as a catastrophic and comprehensive failure.

Under the combined effects of the above two conditions, a novel and comprehensive failure mechanism is postulated for analyses of roof stability of tunnels.

David Brooks says liberals "need to explain how a comprehensive governmental failure is going to restore America's faith in big government".

David Brooks poses this challenge: "Liberals who think this disaster is going to set off a progressive revival need to explain how a comprehensive governmental failure is going to restore America's faith in big government".