Sentence examples for as we failed from inspiring English sources

Suggested by valleyman It's appropriate that the Guardian once called Bronco Bullfrog "the film the UK forgot", as we failed to include the late-60s nod to suedehead culture on our list.

Meanwhile, Arbel says, "I wound down Yo two years ago as we failed to find a product-market fit," but notes that "Yo is operating in auto-pilot mode.

I do not fault any one group, person or explanation, but on all of us together as we failed to pay attention.

So unless we are self-critical as leftists and progressives, unless we constantly keep an eye out for the dark side, unless we overcome personal ambition and a natural tendency towards sectarianism, we will have failed in our historic role just as we failed in the mid-war period where there was a complete triumph of darkness, of Nazism.

Vito was always broke, yet always managed to keep earning his way, never exploiting his staggering array of friends, many of them well-heeled and virtually all of them bending over backwards to help and love him in every way we could, even as we failed to rally in time the much greater forces needed to save him.

And the very best speed-runners and retro-heads alike are going to have a ball with Cuphead, a game that's so evocative of the old-school platformers of my childhood that I couldn't play it for ten minutes without announcing to my co-op partner, as we failed again to ace an early woodland-set stage, "I shouldn't be this bad, I beat Castle of Illusion".

As long as we fail to acknowledge that, people will continue to come.

"As we fail to make progress on entitlement reform with each passing year, Professor Buchanan's essentially moral critique of deficit spending looks more prophetic".

But not only will our country suffer for this assault on young people, as we fail to invest in their futures, but it will also be forced to pay.

While increasing social services and a firm commitment from law enforcement to investigate and prosecute abusers would certainly help trafficking victims, the abuse will continue as long as we fail to address the demand side of the equation.

"The storm has passed," says Jonathan Powell, who helped broker the peace on behalf of Britain's then Labour government, "but it will resume, so long as we fail to deal with this issue".The failure is no coincidence.