Sentence examples for confronting the failure from inspiring English sources
Why has Dick Advocaat's departure left Ellis Short confronting the failure of yet another blueprint as he seeks his sixth manager in four chaotic years.
If we are serious about energy independence, then we can finally be serious about confronting the failure of Saudi Arabia to do all that it can to stop financing and providing ideological support of Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups.
As we confront the failure of the government's first bailout and the astonishing costs of the second, isn't it time we considered the alternatives?
When Marat returns 13 years later, he forces the trio to confront the failure of their dreams, leaving the way open for a gesture of self-sacrifice.
He confronts the failure of his most complex project every day when he leaves home and walks past the Omnia to work.
Kushner says that one of van Hove's gifts is to "make the audience confront the failure to create completely convincing illusions — and the power of the theatre is that failure to create convincing illusions.
Evaluate these root causes in the larger picture of previous and current waves of public health policy to confront the failure of these policies and reverse the current food-related epidemics.
Leonard confronts the failure of basic communication in our age of fake news and entrenched political positions, our paradoxical cultural moment where so much is being said with so little understood.
But, as western governments – and the European Union in particular – respond, they should view Lukashenko's brutal crackdown as a major turning point: the moment when the regime could no longer claim popular support and was forced to confront the failure of its antediluvian socioeconomic model.
Americans, Soros avowed, would rather be "grievously misled by the Bush administration" than confront the failures of Afghanistan, Iraq and the war on terror head-on.
We believe she will be all right because we would rather believe that than confront the failures of institutions, programs and collective will that leave so many other Preciouses unrescued.
