Sentence examples for context of failures from inspiring English sources

As I have pointed out, others will try to diminish Tanaka's astounding accomplishments by putting him in the context of failures of other Japanese pitchers to replicate their success in America.

First, we present the way in which medicine sellers articulated the need for their role to be filled in the context of failures and access barriers to the formal health system.

Mr. Reagan had that missionary zeal, he had the conservative reform ideology to go with it and he had the context of failure at home and an Evil Empire abroad to justify and energize his mission.

Nevertheless, the study reported by Van den Berghe et al. [ 25] is certainly a major step forward in the treatment of critically ill patients, particularly in the context of failure of most large trials on the value of immunomodulatory treatment of sepsis and shock to show a beneficial impact.

In the context of service failures, the type and degree of a service failure, in tandem with the offered remedial measures, can sway consumers' emotions.

Detroit is a clear failure of leadership rather than a failure of localism: It needs to be seen in the wider context of the failures of other economies and countries at the national level.

The only relevant stream of literature we found is situated in the context of service failures (Aurier and Guintcheva 2014; Ladhari 2007; Oliver 1993).

Conversely, MELD and Child Pugh, even measured in the context of organ failures, were able to predict 6-month mortality among ICU survivors.

By analyzing the operational framework in the context of both failures and recovery strategies, a larger operational picture can be captured [13].

Due to the concern over TNFα antagonists in the context of heart failure it is recommended that treatment be avoided in patients with New York Heart Association cardiac failure Class III or IV (breathless at rest or minimal exertion).

"It's a pretty sorry record – the latest can only be seen in the context of their failure first time round.