Sentence examples for dramatic failing from inspiring English sources

It's a dramatic failing of our legal system that something so obviously terrible continues to flourish".

His delivery, gestures and body language are consistently wooden, turning adolescent awkwardness from a virtue to a dramatic failing.

For all its dramatic failings, "I Dreamed of Africa" is still gorgeous to look at and occasionally even stirring.

Dramatic failings by trusted institutions attract attention.

He said that there was great danger in saying or implying that the United States was going to take dramatic steps, then failing to follow through.

Indeed, the media appeared to have an agenda to achieve ratings by means of sensationalism, focusing on the dramatic, the atypical and failing to discuss less "sexy" subtleties.

Tesco boss Philip Clarke was brutally ousted on Monday after failing to halt a dramatic slide in sales and profits, and replaced by a little-known executive from Unilever with no retail experience.

Ironically the public tends to think that it gets high quality care now, failing to recognise the dramatic variation in outcomes around the country and from ward to ward even within the same hospital.

And Specialist Schools and Academies Trust chief executive Elizabeth Reid said academies set up to replace failing schools had "shown dramatic improvements in many cases".

The key is that a new manager has to take control quickly and make dramatic changes to the fund's failing strategy.

The ASBL estimates the new legislation would provide a dramatic boost to the nation's failing economy by redirecting up to $100 billion a year in federal infrastructure funds to middle class firms.