Sentence examples for deeper failing from inspiring English sources

Critics say the mix of negligence and incompetence that contributed to the high death toll is a symptom of a deeper failing.

This was laughed off at the time as the result of a sleepless night caused by his new-born son, Donald, but was recognised by close colleagues as a sign of a deeper failing, which had begun to affect his Commons appearances, including not showing up in the house to respond as party leader to a budget speech in 2004.

But the deeper failing of the theory is the presumption that if inflation is controlled, all else in the economy will work well -- the extreme neo-classical assumption about the self-adjusting properties of free market economies.

My deepest failing is that my San Francisco is not hers.

To assert that they are masks deeper failings and sets false terms for the upcoming debate on regulatory reform.

Sorkin doesn't criticize his parents, at least not in my company, but it is obvious that those misdemeanors were, at the time they were committed, held up as evidence of much deeper failings.

But more guns on the street won't fix deeper failings within French intelligence agencies.

The warning from Lord Oakeshott reflects wider fears among senior Liberal Democrats that the focus in the runup to the autumn statement on how to distribute the pain of further deficit reduction between pensions reliefs for the rich and cutting welfare misses the deeper fundamental failing over the absence of growth.

But the prime minister's problems go deeper than failing to read the political signs as quickly as other parties.

For Loudon, culpability runs deeper than failing to call for restoration of basic freedoms in Honduras.

Caring for the ponies gets tough in the depths of winter when members must brave knee-deep mud, failing light and icy temperatures.