Sentence examples for a failure to read from inspiring English sources

Today, Judge Owens ruled that a "failure to read in full a conference report" violates the Constitution.

Despite all the precautions, the cases of Tripsas, Robinson and Albo show how differing views of ethics, a failure to read or remember the fine print and a failure to communicate can lead to embarrassment all around.

There was a very first touch that was miscontrolled, then a failure to read a cross, before a shot from close range that was struck too close to the opposition goalkeeper, Lawrence Vigouroux.

A failure to achieve such flexible stability or coordination thus results in a failure to read fluently (see Bosman, Vonk, & van Zwam, 2006).

Roughly 4% to 10% of children are diagnosed with dyslexia, a failure to learn to read, write, and spell well despite normal intelligence.

This confusion stems partly from the prior misconception about the tactical effectiveness of airstrikes, but also from a simple failure to read the fine print.

In this case failure corresponds to (i) associating a current level read with a wrong base call (mismatch), (ii) mistaking a fluctuation in the current level to a new base transition through the nanopore (insertion), or (iii) failure to read a change in the measured current (deletion).

"His failure to read more books represents an abdication of responsibility - and a cynicism about the literary enterprise.

We can blame anything we might do besides reading "War and Peace" for the fact that we're not reading "War and Peace" — bicycling in the park, cooking a meal, balancing the checkbook, spending the evening in bed with a lover, or, for that matter, reading Carr's blog post about his failure to read "War and Peace".

Secondly, there was Buscombe's own failure to "read" the hacking crisis.

Gonzalez' failure to read the game and take action in the second inning led to a later incident that caused a major brawl and potential injuries.