Sentence examples for both the failure of from inspiring English sources
The presence of 364 million people without access to electricity and 726 million who rely on biomass for cooking indicate both the failure of past policies and programs, and the need for a radical redesign of the current system.
As a Christian I'm uncomfortable with both the failure of the office worker to report the couple to authorities and the entrapment of her by the activists.
Elimination of the components of the heterotrimeric Gs proteins apparently leads to both the failure of epithelial-mesenchymal transition and apoptosis, leading cumulatively to the wing expansion defect.
The low taxonomic diversity of polar marine faunas today reflects both the failure of clades to colonize or diversify in high latitudes and regional extinctions of once-present clades.
The factors underlying this risk of infection clearly include both the failure of health hardware and poor hygiene practices.
Both the failure of effective public health initiatives to influence public health practice and the lag between evidence generation and implementation represent considerable impediments to population health improvement as it denies or delays community access to effective services [ 3- 5].
For Vasile, the occupation shows both the failures of the state's temporary reception system for refugees, and a bold alternative based on self-government, where people only move on once they are able to.
He said there should be zero tolerance "for authorities entrusted with the welfare of children held in custody meting out brutality on these same children", and called for the royal commission to identify both the failures of Don Dale and the causes of those failures.
This middle position would claim to explain both the failures of conceptual analyses, and the disappearance of causation from fundamental physics.
The treatment was successful, and thenceforth Feyerabend used to refer to his own case as an example of both the failures of orthodox medicine and the largely unexplored possibilities of "alternative" or traditional remedies.
Looking ahead to the Education Commission's report These new figures reflect both the failures of the past and a prediction of what we can expect more of without new funding -- in particular for the new Education Cannot Wait fund for education in emergencies to which new donors are being encouraged to contribute at the UN General Assembly in September.
