Sentence examples for case failing from inspiring English sources

And I understand the principled argument against bailing out struggling (or, in this case, failing) companies.

But tonight left him lagging in delegates and with a diminished ability to make that case, failing to meet his own campaign's best-case scenarios.

It is shocking that Ofsted found that many professionals rely solely on what parents say about a case, failing to speak to children at all".

But as the MPs' report pointed out, ministers have all too often dodged the issue in diplomatic settings, even in one case failing to remember whether or not human rights had been discussed during a business delegation to Egypt.

It has been an extraordinarily high-profile case, failing to draw only one possible group: any of the notable corporate or public officials who had been Mr Gupta's colleagues.Throughout the proceedings, Mr Gupta was stoic, immaculately dressed in a dark suit and white shirt, appearing in life as patient and sculptured as in the daily artistic renderings that ran in the local papers.

The outgoing head of the SEC has admitted the commission made a hash of the Madoff case, failing to act on warnings made nearly a decade ago.Not even the best of regulators (and the SEC is not that) can be sure of stopping a determined fraudster.

In some cases, failing trees were not discovered; in others, they were discovered but not trimmed quickly enough.

What the government is actually trying (and still, in some cases, failing) to achieve is same-sex accommodation, washing and toilet facilities, within mixed-sex wards.

In the worst cases, failing to support families can push them to breaking point and result in hospitals admitting both the carer and the older or disabled person.

It follows a "super-complaint" lodged by the Consumers Associationn, which believes the current system is "dysfunctional" and, in many cases, failing residents and their families.

Italy's Lega Nord and Austria's Freedom Party have proved rare exceptions in the recent past, joining coalition governments but in both cases failing to enact much of their agenda and suffering in the polls as a result.