Sentence examples for defining failures from inspiring English sources

The arena of failure is gender neutral girls do not "rule" and boys do not "suck" and how about we start shaking hands with everyone all the time, like in church or at Brownies, acknowledging that the human experience is one of crucial, defining failures that only incidentally align with gendered expectations but the pop-culture fuck-up scene is totally male-dominated.

Most prime ministers, especially the short-lived kind, are remembered for a single achievement or, more often, for one defining failure.

Elimination at the hands of a team who could well be absent from European competition next year could be a defining failure not just for the ageing core of this Mk1 project team, but for their manager too.

The defining failure of Bill Clinton's presidency is that his most public expression of anger in nearly eight years in office did not serve to galvanize public sentiment on poverty or health care or racial injustice.

Failure probability is determined based on two different criteria for defining failure time: A) crack initiation and B) crack extension to near control rod channel.

* * * Environmental destruction may be the defining failure of our generation, but social inequality can't be far behind.

The WHO recommends the use of a partogram with an action line defining failure to progress.

In contrast, none of 37 donor responses fell below the threshold defining failure (see Materials and Methods).

Comparisons were made between two groups of patients: success vs failure, defining failure as return to MV in the first 48 hours.

Comparisons were done between this group of patients and success × failure, defining failure as a return to MV in the first 48 hours.

Comparisons were made between two groups of patients: success versus failure, defining failure as return to mechanical ventilation in the first 48 hours.