Sentence examples for deliberate failures from inspiring English sources

The racial and gender composition of the pool of working directors, showrunners, writers and executive producers suggests real and deliberate failures to recruit new voices and new perspectives.

The crash on Saturday, the Environment Support Group said in a statement, was "no accident, but a direct result of the series of deliberate failures of officials and key decision makers".

The real story, however, is what our national political elites have done for those at the top, both through their actions and through their deliberate failures to act". This story is told in Parts Two and Three: How did money-power acquire the politics it needs?

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Aposiopesis, (Greek: "becoming silent"), a speaker's deliberate failure to complete a sentence.

Ordinarily, however, recessions do not have such a direct and immediate link to the actions (or the deliberate failure to act) by Washington policymakers.

Because of this perhaps deliberate failure to explain to the reader where he really stood, Albo has often been dismissed as an eclectic.

The first reflects lack of teaching and experience, the second a more subtle, deliberate failure to know what ought to be known.

In particular, Weil began the proof of a variant of the Riemann hypothesis for algebraic curves while interned in Rouen, France, in 1940 for his deliberate failure, as a pacifist, to report for duty in the French army.

"We think that the information contained in the report was sufficiently important that the deliberate failure to provide it could properly be characterised as a 'cover-up'," consultants from Grant Thornton have concluded.

Although Del Río didn't actually know anything about this particular murder, which was carried out by paramilitary groups in the area, it was his deliberate failure to intervene that led the judge to condemn him.