Sentence examples for decisive failure for from inspiring English sources

United Russia leaders said the elections on Sunday were a decisive failure for the year-old opposition movement, which had staked most of its hopes on a mayoral race in the Moscow suburb of Khimki, where there has been a bruising battle over government plans to build a highway through a local forest.

The decisive failure of Labour supporters to unite around Ed Miliband's support for AV has allowed a vital opportunity to knock back Cameron to be missed.

Lewis was coming off "Life," a decisive failure of an NBC police procedural, in which he'd played the lead character, a homicide detective with a passion for fresh fruit.

Why isn't the overwhelming, and much more decisive, failure of austerity in Europe producing a similar reaction?

For the second straight outing, the Mets pitcher wasn't hit hard, but he still met with decisive failure.

Fatigue crack initiation and following crack propagation are here the decisive failure mechanisms.

The experimentally observed decisive failure mode, i.e. shear block failure, could be reproduced by the model.

The end result of the air campaign against Britain in 1940 and 1941 was a decisive failure to end the war.

Historically, the decisive measure of success or failure for Bertelsmann's companies has been a formula that some of its American executives call the holy grail but in German is rendered gesamtkapitalrendite -- the return on assets, or on total capital employed.

The battle ended in failure for the Tokugawa side, owing to bad weather, engine trouble and the decisive use of a Gatling gun by Imperial troops against samurai boarding parties.

A man who was so sizable a failure for them last season he thought he might be finished instead delivered the theatrical, decisive blow in their most recent defeat.