Sentence examples for could fail as from inspiring English sources

And in New Rochelle, Mrs. Estevez observed that many high school students from immigrant families could fail as well.

Many could imagine in a very theoretical, academic sense, had they thought for a moment, that any one of the big players could fail, as soon as their particular portfolio of commitments came home to roost and market confidence evaporated.

But he could fail, as well.

With her pending nuptials, she was growing concerned that this new one could fail as well.

"Certainly, he could fail as easily as he could succeed, but he's really driven," said Gilmore, who has seen a 58% turnover at his own buildings but said he has had no trouble refilling vacancies.

In November the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) warned new legislation could fail as it may conflate all social conservative Muslim views with violent extremism.

According to a study by the US government accountability office (GAO), mismanagement and a lack of investment means that some of the crucial GPS satellites could begin to fail as early as next year.

"It now seems unlikely that the Army will achieve its goal," said Representative John M. McHugh, a New York Republican who is head of the House panel, and who predicted that the Army could fail by as many as 7,000 people for the recruiting year that ends on Sept. 30.

I had always been told that, as a woman of color, I had to be twice as good at everything to be seen as equal to everyone else ― and now I had failed in the most crucial ways that one could fail ― as a wife and as a mother.

Officials noted that these kinds of approaches had never been tried at such depths and that they could fail — just as a plan to use a large containment dome to capture some of the oil failed over the weekend.

Credit card and other payment systems could fail across entire nations, as happened to the VISA network in the UK in June.