Sentence examples for considerable failures from inspiring English sources
He was mostly blind to his straw boss' considerable failures, not the least of which was a nasty habit of shipping furniture out the back door, all the while talking about how we should all accept Jesus.
At first glance this represents an incredible amount of activity for CMT, but it is worth also considering that there have been considerable failures such as the use of high-dose ascorbic acid for CMT1A.
It used to be commonplace for victims of trafficking to report a lack of interest of the police in their plight, which, to her credit, May recognises as a considerable failure in the UK's domestic response to slavery.
Studies showed considerable failure rates related to loss of retention when using water-based cements and clinical evidence supports the importance of adhesive cementation for the long-term success of all-ceramic restorations and prostheses [6 8].
Then, columns containing those initial geometrical imperfections are compressed up to failure, by means of Abaqus shell finite element analyses (SFEA), making it possible to acquire in-depth knowledge on the behaviour of lipped channel columns undergoing LDG interaction and gather considerable failure load data.
It was a considerable failure – Ferdinand used it simply to further his own ends – and it strained the Anglo-Spanish alliance.
Current therapy-regimens against Helicobacter pylori (Hp) infections have considerable failure rates and adverse side effects that urge the quest for an effective alternative therapy.
Spinal anesthesia by the lateral approach also has a considerable failure rate [ 8].
The LNG-IUS can be applied easily by the general practitioner, which saves costs, but has considerable failure rates.
This does not come under surprise since oncology products due to their innovative mode of action status, high R & D costs and considerable failure rates ask for higher prices.
Usual care in The Netherlands implies two strategies for the treatment of heavy menstrual bleeding if drug therapy fails: first, there is the LNG-IUS that can be applied easily by the GP, which saves costs, but has considerable failure rates.
