Sentence examples for consequence of its failure from inspiring English sources

"BCE must bear the consequence of its failure to attempt to discharge this burden".

From these results, we conclude that lack of silencing observed in the case of CenH3CID-lacI is actually the consequence of its failure to localise to the ectopic reporter sites.

You can only discipline a big troubled bank if you understand and can measure the consequences of its failure.

And as for giving a senior job to Holger Härter, Porsche's once-feted chief financial officer well, the joint-architect with Mr Wiedeking of the attempt to win control of VW must now shoulder the blame for the consequences of its failure.More than two years in the making, the two men's bold plan unravelled in a matter of weeks.

Our will, like our mind and body, is defective and we suffer the consequences of its failures.

If the law or society has determined that the president should be afforded some confidentiality in terms of what advice he receives, this privilege was not intended to be used as a shield to protect the administration from the consequences of its own failures.

Every senseless loss of Israeli and Palestinian life since then is a consequence of his failure of vision.

The systemic consequences its failure entailed, of course, were used as an excuse for the massive bailouts for the banks.

"People have argued that the private sector is the wealth-generating sector, and the logic being that the problem is there is too much public sector, but for Northern Ireland the public sector is more a consequence of economic failure rather than its cause," said Brownlow.

Could it be the consequence of a failure in their education?

This setback represented the first consequence of our failure to do any preparatory research.