Sentence examples for be a failure from from inspiring English sources

It was bound to be a failure from the start because of the cast list.

Anything less than 320 is a failure from here I reckon.

The Edsel was a failure from the start, and Ford knew it.

Then I can avoid being a failure – which is not true of course: you are a failure from the moment you don't allow yourself to be defeated".

If the city wall was largely executed as planned, Tange's more ambitious "city gate" was a failure from the start.

No matter how funny – or accurate – the play would have been a failure, from a fashion week point of view, if the clothes had gone unnoticed.

He said there had been a failure from top to bottom of the company to recognise its responsibilities for the operation in Cambridge.

The increasingly popular view that the Palestinian revolution was a failure from its inception, always corrupt, driven from above and never from below, is false – but it has gained credibility through the actions of the current regime.

A case can be made that Britain's creation in the 1920s of a single political entity called Iraq was a failure from the start, and that the only thing that can hold it together is an iron fist like Saddam Hussein's.

However, beyond Red Hat the effort has largely been a failure from a business standpoint.

Her marriage with a considerably older man had been a failure from the start.