Sentence examples for direction of failed from inspiring English sources
"The future long term will be determined by the need for development and trade," said Shafeeq Ghabra, director of the Center for Strategic and Future Studies at Kuwait University, "or we can choose to go in the direction of failed states and experiences that have failed for centuries".
When paired with smart spending, Warren's views on tax policy seem much more likely to help deter us from heading in the direction of a failed state than they are to promote a welfare state.
Engine failure causes problems on conventional subsonic aircraft; not only does the aircraft lose thrust on that side but the engine creates drag, causing the aircraft to yaw and bank in the direction of the failed engine.
Every passerby gave me different directions, but after a number of failed attempts, a guy who was taking his son to the same place offered me a ride.
Every passer-by gave me different directions, but after a number of failed attempts a guy who was taking his son to the same place offered me a ride.
Kodak filed for bankruptcy in January after years of failed efforts to turn itself around by finding a new direction, most recently by becoming a digital printing company.
An analysis of wind speed and direction, however, failed to show a strong prevailing wind direction during our sampling periods, suggesting that wind is likely not a strong predictor or modifier of concentrations.
Catalans, despite the industry of their pack, badly missed Jones's direction and failed to capitalise on several concerted spells of pressure as Salford's defence remained resolute.
Laven's rather stagy direction failed to restrain some of the more melodramatic moments, but the film was a step forward in presenting African-Americans on screen.
The adjusted analysis remained in the same direction but has failed to attain level of statistical significance (Table 3).
His opinion: Oracle's direction failed to show a critical understanding of what enterprise customers really want (and need) in the modern world of cloud computing.
