Sentence examples for deemed failures from inspiring English sources

Both times, the programs were shut down and deemed failures.

Both approaches were deemed failures, but not until they had had a devastating effect on tribal holdings.

More than 60 flyovers have been built since the late 1990s, despite similar schemes being deemed failures in many other cities.

THE NEW TWIST During the last period when charitable lead trusts were talked up, after Mrs. Onassis's death in 1994, many were deemed failures.

Not only are we judged if we give up our intellectual and professional lives for our children, or, alternately, do not make them the focus of our obsessive 24/7 interest — now we can be deemed failures for simply failing to keep up with Kourtney Kardashian's parenting product pitches.

If he and Clement will be deemed failures should their teams miss out on promotion, Chris Hughton is on a mission to make Brighton part of the south coast's elite, while Steve Bruce's Hull and Sean Dyche's Burnley are similarly anxious to scramble back into the Premier League.

It is driven merely by the deemed failure to pass muster under RAE criteria.

Any subject for whom swab results were missing were deemed "failure to swab" in the analysis; however, there were no missing data in the final database.

The angle at which two failures occurred was deemed the failure angle.

For every innovative product that comes out of the NPD process, there are plenty of ideas that don't work out -- deemed as failures.

Nine from a total of 118 arrays stained were deemed technical failures and excluded.