Sentence examples for a consequence of failing from inspiring English sources

Rather, they are a consequence of failing to manage the integration of immigrants properly.

For, while it is correct to call Labour out for its half-baked message, the crux of Labour's inertia is not so much due to Ed Miliband selling out, but rather down to the left no longer knowing what it stands for – a consequence of failing to get to grips with a 30-year crisis of socialism and social democracy.

For once that's not a consequence of us failing to pay the bill; it's a Sky problem.

Last week he developed brain swelling as a consequence of his failing liver, as well as pneumonia, and then lost consciousness.

Problems with quantity are a consequence of government failing to anticipate the presence of families in new high density developments, particularly marked in Australia where apartments have never been considered appropriate housing for families.

The theoretical basis of current clinical practices designed to deal with balance control deficits due to age or disease is typically based on the opinion that increases in sway are a consequence of a failing balance control system.

But another problem facing residents of Minot is a consequence not of failing to control the river but of decades of doing so successfully: just one in 10 homes in the flood zone still have flood insurance.

Test anxiety typically surfaces during certain cognitive performances for test takers, such as when they compare themselves with their peers, worry about the consequence of failing a test, experience low self-confidence, or are excessively worried about testing and assessment (In'nami 2006; Liu 2008).

The consequence of failing a puzzle of this sort is death, after which the player is able to return and replay the puzzle.

At the end of each of these clerkships, students are assessed in a variety of formats – the consequence of failing these assessments is that students may be expected to repeat that clerkship immediately which results in a delayed graduation.

Last week the British government bumped into another consequence of failing to take future costs into account.