Sentence examples for drastic failures from inspiring English sources

From 1997 to 2004, many famous online social networks have been launched and had to face drastic failures.

Our unstable molecule is way more explosive and has the potential to create more drastic failures.

Their campaign can be considered nothing more than a drastic failure – dropping out at the group stage for the fourth time in five European Championship campaigns.

At Newstead, Byron had been sleeping with a Welsh servant-girl, Susan Vaughan: a drastic failure of invention led him to nickname her "Taffy".

On Friday it released a report highlighting this Conservative government's drastic failure to tackle the deeply entrenched disadvantage and discrimination faced by people from Britain's black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities.

The TF-SOFC survives 50 thermal cycle tests between 600 and 400 °C over 124 h without suffering a drastic failure.

To those who have that picture, indeterminacy threatens the whole idea of communication, for it suggests that the conveying is always vulnerable to drastic failure.

Fourth and finally, Quine seems in Roots of Reference (1974) to have provided an explication for 'analytic' that meets his demand for empirical/behavioral criteria without inducing either the drastic failure or the circularity envisioned above.

More specifically, where there has been an attempt at such a general criterion it has resulted in either a "drastic failure as tended to admit all or no sentences as analytic, or there has been a circularity" (Quine 1963, 404) of a kind that defines 'analytic' in terms that themselves lack the appropriate empirical criteria and so can be accounted for only by appeal to analyticity itself.

According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a four-degree rise "would pose dangers that might exceed the abilities of societies to adapt, including crop failures, drastic sea-level rise, migration of diseases, and extinctions of ecosystems".

But this introduces a novel and quite drastic form of failure of first-person authority over one's own mental states".