Sentence examples for degrees of failure from inspiring English sources

"But there are different degrees of failure.

The show is, in some ways, a study in kinds and degrees of failure.

Although presenters can have a "good Baftas", the job of host at the Brits is one that can only be judged by degrees of failure.

It started as the day that would be the N.H.L.'s annual player-swapping frenzy — the Canadian national holiday that is the trading deadline — and became the one in which teams desperately tried to find takers for their huge contract mistakes, with varying degrees of failure.

The degree of failure that I felt on that day is indescribable.

There were significant variations from place to place, but mainly in the degree of failure.

"What's really impressive here is not the degree of failure, but the degree of success," said Jean Pierre Bibring, Rosetta's lead scientist.

Doubters or disputers of this claim must come up with better evidence than the degree of failure of which we can boast at the last three yearling auctions.

Simply, no other work of a bloody century so successfully — that is, to a lesser degree of failure — apostrophizes the character of total war.

External audits of the healthcare provider shows that at Christmas Island there was a high degree of failure to provide basic vaccinations to children.

Somehow the degree of failure of the "war on terror" launched by Bush and supported by Britain has never led to those who launched it being held culpable.