Sentence examples for combination of failing from inspiring English sources

That means the gang will be under pressure to send money out to some of the underlings to keep them happy, and those kind of people often turn out to be the weak links.' It was a combination of failing to keep a low profile and a weak link that led to the capture of the gang behind the £26m gold bullion Brinks Mat in 1983.

Experience has made them gloomy: the income of the median worker has been more or less stagnant since the mid-1970s, and, thanks to a combination of failing schools and disappearing mid-level jobs, social mobility in America is now among the lowest in the rich world.European dreams are different from American ones, but just as important to hopes of a peaceful and prosperous future.

Baird et al. [ 62] suggest that specifically the combination of failing joint attention and pretend play at 18 months indicates risk of developing ASD.

This suggests that the inability of TGF-β to stimulate osteoclastogenesis is due to a combination of failing to induce c-fos and activate NFATc1 nuclear translocation.

These activities have not yet been introduced mainly due to a lack of motivation from the field teams related to a combination of failing to understand the importance and benefits of PMTCT, a fear of harm to women being diagnosed HIV positive, lack of experience with PMTCT, and busy workload.

This combination of a failing housing market and an inadequate benefit system means that thousands of young people are already being shut out, struggling to find a basic room to rent, never mind a home of their own.

Jimmy Graham and Lance Moore each caught two touchdown passes, as the Giants' defense pulled off the remarkable and disastrous combination of both failing to get to Bress and struggling to blanket his receivers.

A combination of a failing economy, zero job prospects and profound political frustration can lead to a dangerous sense of despair.

Two participants were also excluded from the analysis due to a combination of a failing memory and an excessive number of falls, i.e. more than two per day.

Women are scared to death of failing.

The interview partner reports about experiences in failing and the fear of failing again.