Sentence examples for as a completed failure from inspiring English sources

Analysis of the Algerian insurrection, fomented by four retired French generals, which began as a total surprise to the French government, shortly past midnight, Friday, April 21, and ended as a completed failure, a little past midnight on Tuesday night.

The New Yorker, May 6 , 1961P. 125 Analysis of the Algerian insurrection, fomented by four retired French generals, which began as a total surprise to the French government, shortly past midnight, Friday, April 21, and ended as a completed failure, a little past midnight on Tuesday night.

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, May 6 , 1961P. 125 Analysis of the Algerian insurrection, fomented by four retired French generals, which began as a total surprise to the French government, shortly past midnight, Friday, April 21, and ended as a completed failure, a little past midnight on Tuesday night.

Still, it would be a mistake to portray Bragg as a complete failure.

Five years, $1 billion and a pathetic 53 (out of 2,000) miles later, Janet Napolitano canceled the program as a complete failure.

"What disturbs me is that Germany and others have sold it as a complete failure," he says.

The BBC must tackle a "culture of complacency" in the way it spends licence fee payers' money, MPs say, after describing the corporation's bungled £100m Digital Media Initiative as a "complete failure".

Bush did not mention Clinton during his remarks at the town hall, but sharply criticized the former secretary of state's foreign policy record during the interview with Hannity as "a complete failure".

Norman Lamb, the Liberal Democrat MP for North Norfolk who has been critical of the trust's senior management, said he held NHS Improvement responsible for the new policies, describing the situation as "a complete failure of regulation".

His emollient language, in answer to a question from the former Labour sports minister Gerry Sutcliffe, contrasted with last week's prime minister's questions when he described the £162m programme as a "complete failure".

But left to pure commercial exploitation,.ART will stand as a complete failure.