Sentence examples for continual failures from inspiring English sources

Their continual failures against the big three southern hemisphere sides, which currently stretches to 21 matches without a win, is a stain on Warren Gatland's otherwise world-class coaching CV.

He hated to admit it, but after a decade or more of owning the Peak and Pine Motel, Albee expected continual failures from his staff.

"Resilience is fundamentally the certainty of small cheap continual failures against the potential for a massive failure at the core," Egon Zehnder consultant Christoph Leuneberger said in a recent discussion on resiliency practices for extractive industries.

"It demonstrates the continual failure of our trade policies," said Gary Hubbard, a union spokesman in Washington.

I think it's New York, the media, the atmosphere of the Garden, all that pressure, and the continual failure to live up to it.

In a statement, Refugees International, an advocacy group, expressed disappointment at what it called "the U.S. administration's continual failure to meet its resettlement targets".

Fast forward to the beginning of season 2014 and the theme since Brisbane's salad days has been monotonous: continual failure.

The choice of Israel, according to the Bible, occurred because of humankind's continual failure, by rebellion against its creator, to fulfill its divine potential.

Through it black feminists have been able to point out the failures of the wider feminist movement – which lie in its continual failure to capture and reflect the extreme differences in how women live their lives.

"Of course all this is to say nothing of the Turnbull government's continual failure to announce sustainable and humane solutions for those refugees and asylum seekers Australia has left to languish on Nauru and Manus Island.

"As people get older, 60 and beyond, they tend to lose some sense of smell through continual failure of the neurons in the nasal cavity to completely replace themselves," Dr. Cowart said.