Sentence examples for collectively failed from inspiring English sources

The EU, major NGOs and the Greek government have collectively failed to provide adequate conditions.

There are a few possible explanations for why the banks have collectively failed, thus far, to file credible living wills.

Miliband admitted that despite international agreements such as the Paris climate deal last December, governments and civil society had collectively failed to mobilise enough action.

But: Australians have collectively failed to show Aboriginal people the habitual generosity and welcome we have shown to strangers in our midst.

After so many years of appeals and court decisions, the debate should now be on how to make amends to the generations of children we have collectively failed.

The European court in Luxembourg found that EU governments have collectively failed to justify why they placed the Kurdistan Workers party (PKK) on their list of proscribed organisations.

"I'm telling non-Western powers to help us or else see that we collectively fail," he said.

Yet we collectively fail over and over again when North Korea tests a missile or nuclear reactor construction in the eastern Syrian desert come as a surprise.

No. Rudeness, finds a study from the University of Florida, kills in actual medical procedures where actual doctors fail to treat their colleagues with respect and, in turn, collectively fail to save the patient.

However we feel that traditional models collectively fail to recognize a directional outside-to-inside trajectory for the establishment of molecular factors in the endosymbiont and that the genetic integration of the organelle functions in the host chromosomes follows this pattern.

In 2002, city officials threatened to tow the cars of diplomats who collectively had failed to pay as much as $20 million in parking fines over the years.