Sentence examples similar to a considerable failing from inspiring English sources

This provides a conservative contrast for the lateralised regions because, by virtue of the frequentist statistical approach, the non-lateralised regions would also include voxels demonstrating a considerable lateralisation but failing to meet the statistical criteria of significance used in the study.

This paper identifies considerable failings in the processes of policy development for policies within the nursing sphere in South Africa.

There is promiscuity in the lipid-sensitivity but also selectivity, with a considerable number of lipids failing to stimulate TRPC5.

Speaking from considerable experience, failing stinks.

To the west, British troops managed to push the Germans out of Bullecourt but incurred considerable losses, failing also to advance north-east to Hendecourt.

There is considerable economic incentive for a station to abandon a failing network program for a strong syndicated show.

There is little doubt that Bernstein can stand up for himself and he has a considerable track record in turning around failing businesses.

In reality, the artistic and the business models of both public and private contemporary art museums are failing, resulting in a considerable number of private art museums struggling for survival.

The civic disconnect between information convenience and failing public systems is a considerable challenge.

By 1897, through skilful exploitation of demand and by frequent reconstruction of failing companies, Bottomley had accumulated a considerable personal fortune.

WHATEVER the transportation authority's failings, its troubles hinge to a considerable extent on the chronic failure of state and city politicians to provide anywhere near enough money to sustain bus and train operations.