Sentence examples similar to becoming fail from inspiring English sources

And it is the best way to help poor countries develop and avoid becoming failed states or breeding grounds for terrorism.

But it is also in part owing to a war of words that has raged across the border in recent weeks.This began with a report in November from the United States Joint Forces Command bracketing Mexico and Pakistan as the two countries most at risk of becoming "failed states".

The unstable governments in many South Pacific countries may lead to some of these countries becoming failed states in the future.

In Iraq, where the government is battling Islamic State militants, and Yemen, which is under siege from Houthi insurgents, the Obama administration is opposing forces that "are pushing those countries into becoming failed states," Nasr said in a telephone interview from Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

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It is concluded that this was due to the time of day of the storm peak and the rail system becoming fail-safe by tree fall.

The report lists four main areas where councils currently "go wrong": Failing to do enough to prevent people becoming homeless; Failing to look into whether a person needs help Failing to recognise an application for help; Failing to provide interim accommodation where someone is in priority need.

Under Boris Yeltsin, post-Soviet Russia seemed on the verge of becoming a failed state.

Otherwise, the desperately impoverished region runs the risk of becoming a failed state the day it is born.

The advice undoes him and he succumbs to writer's block, ultimately becoming a failed competitive-crossword solver.

Mr. Calderón — who by law is limited to one six-year term — says he has saved Mexico from becoming a failed narco-state.