Sentence examples for ability to fail from inspiring English sources

Hall's BBC, he said, needs to give people "the ability to fail".

A. One of the six skills is the ability to fail wisely.

The designer's ability to "fail forward" is a particularly valuable quality in times of dynamic change.

Aside from food, shelter and saunas on their yachts, the advantage the rich really have is their ability to fail.

Having failed for 20 years to reform the fishmonger, your ability to fail over the next 20 years will be uninfluenced by his modest gift.

That punchable face, that invincible self-confidence, that willingness to soak up and even revel in abuse, that astonishing ability to fail upwards … Morgan is sort of brilliant and he's sort of awful and he seems to embody, in his curiously weightless way, something of the temper of the times.

Both abilities seemed to fail him when he played 31 h4.

"You want the ability to experiment, fail and disengage, and move on, to keep the innovation process moving forward".

Being creative in today's fast-moving, tech-driven world requires a particular set of skills that goes beyond fact-based learning: problem-solving; creative thinking; and the ability to experiment, fail and try again.

What happens in the case of dementia, when the ability to remember fails and language tends to disintegrate?

We don't know what happens deep inside a black hole, so when the density of the universe gets very, very large then our calculations cease to work, so the honest answer is that before we reach the singularity, our ability to calculate fails.