Sentence examples for a perceived failure from inspiring English sources

"He does not want to exit on a perceived failure.

Parisians have criticised the government on social media for a perceived failure to act over predictions of dangerous levels of pollution from diesel fumes.

There is a mutual antipathy – stoked, some believe, by a perceived failure on the part of Egypt to assist Algeria's efforts to throw off French colonial rule.

Activists are especially outraged over the case of Keith Davis, who was shot by police and later charged with murder, because of a perceived failure to disclose evidence to the defense.

Though Scolari praises Terry and Lampard for their support, he was disappointed in a perceived failure of Chelsea's large cadre of Brazil and Portugal internationals to take up arms against his detractors.

A perceived failure by the PLA to show concern for Chinese lives in Libya would not have gone down well with the country's fiery online nationalists (to whom the country's leaders appear to pay considerable attention).

Some doctors go on treating dying patients beyond the point at which it provides benefit because of pressure from relatives or a fear of perceived failure, a report by the British Medical Association into end-of-life care has concluded.

It's a reaction to perceived failure and it's essentially a carefully worded mea culpa.

Indeed, a combination of perceived failure and the influence of the Arab Spring could touch off a "third intifada".

Rather the thesis developed as part of a response to the perceived failure of essentialism about species, and in part as a way to express the idea that species were treated within systematics and evolutionary biology not as kinds but instead as spatiotemporally restricted lineages, with individual organisms as their physical parts.

They displayed personal agency by seeking ways to improve their skills and a mature approach to perceived failure.