Sentence examples for both a failure to from inspiring English sources

In spite of what may appear to many observers to be fitful progress, the American media is still beset by a profound crisis of race: marked by both a failure to integrate black journalists into the business, and a pattern of excluding them from the coverage of certain subjects.

It is both a failure to act and allocate that impels us to learn from the last year in Nepal and create a humanitarian fund for education in emergencies.

In a more general way, this encompasses both a failure to properly characterize and quantify the separate actions of chemicals and a failure to characterize and quantify the separate responses of vector mosquitoes to those chemical actions.

By contrast, FoxA RNAi) pharynges appeared as a disorganized mass of cells, lacking obvious muscle fibers and any epithelial covering, indicating both a failure to produce the cells comprising the pharynx and to pattern them properly.

This work demonstrated 1) that insulin alone is insufficient to completely return the diabetic retinal molecular phenotype to a non-diabetic control state, and 2) that the limitations of insulin therapy are manifested as both a failure to reverse some alterations that occur before the initiation of insulin therapy and an inability to prevent some changes that occur after the initiation of therapy.

Tie-2 −/−mice die at embryonic day 9.5 (E9.5)-E12.5 owing to both a failure to remodel the primary capillary plexus and to cardiac defects caused by poor association between endothelial cells and the underlying matrix and to lack of myocardial trabecular projections (Dumont et al., 1994; Puri et al., 1999).

Such areas have been affected both by a failure to see greatly improved direct access to major cities other than within their own countries and a lack of new cross-border inter-regional services.

In both settings, a failure to bring down the score by ≥25% from baseline to 2 months of treatment predicted subsequent failure (p=0.007).

Importantly, protocols can improve patient safety by decreasing errors of both omission (a failure to perform beneficial actions) and commission (implementation of injurious actions despite appropriate intentions).

It is also an implicit rebuke to the leadership on both sides, suggesting a failure to explore diplomatic rather than military means.

Equitable is warning both groups that a failure to compromise will be a "bleak scenario .This week's proposals are consultative.