Sentence examples for a failure to end from inspiring English sources

Dr. Cochi warned that a failure to end polio -- reduced by 99.9percentt since 1988 -- would lead to a swift and vicious resurgence of the disease.

foreign boots on the ground, dictators supported by the US out of convenience, a failure to end a half century of Israeli occupation of Palestinian lands, the treatment of Palestinians as a paradigm for treatment of other Muslims, the US employment of the region as an eternal cockpit for proxy wars -- all of this is still ongoing.

The end result of the air campaign against Britain in 1940 and 1941 was a decisive failure to end the war.

From an egalitarian standpoint, the failure to end Bush's giveaway to the rich is an inexplicable failure.

Last week, Cassidy gave a measured take on the Obama tax deal on his blog, Rational Irrationality: From an egalitarian standpoint, the failure to end Bush's giveaway to the rich is an inexplicable failure.

Notes contained an extensive discussion of slavery, including a graphic description of its horrific effects on both blacks and whites, a strong assertion that it violated the principles on which the American Revolution was based, and an apocalyptic prediction that failure to end slavery would lead to "convulsions which will probably never end but in the extermination of one or the other race".

When Presidential candidate John Edwards released an ad criticizing Congress' failure to end the Iraq War, Dodd took it personal and shot back at Edwards stating, ""With all due respect, we could have used John's vote here in the Senate on these issues here".

Kamensky was largely responsible for the Rangers' failure to end a miserable three-year regular-season streak against the Devils that grew to 21 games without a victory 0-14-7 0-14-7 0-14-7

Tsonga was philosophical about his failure to end a drought almost as long as Britain's in the men's singles here, for not since Yvon Petra in 1946 has a Frenchman won Wimbledon.

It has proclaimed itself the harbinger of change, winning over voters disgusted by their government's dishonesty and its failure to end an Islamist insurgency in the north-east that has cost at least 15,000 lives.

But he will be judged by Cypriots on his success or failure to end an economic crisis that has already seen their standard of living decline.