Sentence examples for continuing failures from inspiring English sources

The National Aids Trust said it deplored "the continuing failures in care" and called on the Government to do a full audit of HIV care in immigration detention.

In this world, remarkable successes like the election of an African-American president coexist with continuing failures, especially in domains where disadvantages based on race, gender and class coincide and collide.

Continuing failures at Sellafield, where staff were recently asked to stay at home because of heightened levels of radioactivity, will be a significant concern for the government, which is keen to develop a new generation of nuclear power plants.

In a harshly worded letter to James E. King Jr., a Republican who is president of the State Senate, Mr. Bush said the "proven, repeated and continuing failures" of the official, Miriam Oliphant, "to properly manage her office and take the most basic preparatory steps for the conduct of elections" made clear that she could not continue to serve.

A day after the organization shocked its staff members and donors by firing its chief executive, Mark W. Everson, for having an affair with a subordinate, all its historic problems — including governance, past failures in its disaster relief efforts and continuing failures in its blood business — were up for discussion.

These unintentional islands are mostly faced with a deficiency in active or reactive power balance leading to continuing failures and blackouts.

His support of under 5% demonstrates the continuing failure of this policy.

The continuing failure to provide judicial salary increases is simply unwise public policy.

Tight state budgets, however, are not the single source of this continuing failure.

The report reflects the continuing failure to capture or kill bin Laden and dismantle his organization.

Still, the ratings agencies said this year's budget reflected a continuing failure of fiscal discipline.