Sentence examples for both a failure of from inspiring English sources

We're suffering now from both a failure of will and of imagination.

This is both a failure of imagination and a failure of audacity.

Eugene R. Fidell, the president of the National Institute of Military Justice, said this reflected both a failure of imagination by the drafters of the regulations and an assessment of what the nation would find politically palatable.

This is both a failure of the readers themselves, but also of the protocol, which never forced publishers to provide signals on what was most and least important.

The number of Tbr2+ cells were markedly reduced in the Ptc1Lox/Lox NestinCre neocortex compared to wild type (Fig. S3E G), further supporting the notion that the decrease in neuronal differentiation is a result of both a failure of radial glial cells to generate neurons directly and indirectly through basal progenitors.

Such a result is considered both a failure of selective attention and an indication of the automatic nature of the irrelevant dimension.

For both process variations a failure of the joint within the base material PA6.6 was achieved.

Overgrowth in this pathway reflects both increased proliferation and a failure of developmental apoptosis.

I think it was a combination, a failure of both.

That is a failure of both sympathy and imagination.

He sees euthanasia as a failure of both psychiatry and medical education.