Sentence examples for easier to fail from inspiring English sources

"The one thing he helped me realize is that it's easier to fail than to work hard and succeed.

And ends: It might be easier To fail — with Land in Sight — Than gain — My Blue Peninsula — To perish — of Delight What was Cornell's blue peninsula?

Doctors fail patients in various ways but in some ways it is easier to fail patients when they or their family deny impending death.

But if we're really going to get to grips with Britain's ongoing scandal of unequal life chances, we need to admit that it's easier to succeed if you're wealthy – and it's easier to fail but recover.

The results reveal that PDC bit is easier to fail than other drilling tools due to the severer stick-slip vibration.

Concedes Warren Baum, the bank vice president in charge of quality control: "It's easier to fail in this kind of project.

If nothing else, hopefully this move will put some pressure on AWS to make it easier to fail-over to other regions.

It has always been hard to make programmes about writers and writing for television - and easy to fail.

The Stamp Tax of 1712 had a damping effect, as intended, but magazines proved endlessly resilient, easy to start and easy to fail, then as now.

"It's very easy to fail if you know what you're doing, and even easier if you don't," one consultant said.

It was easy to fail him, a mere dog, who couldn't insist that I return, who couldn't even embarrass me by telling the story.