Sentence examples for enduring failure from inspiring English sources

Newman laughs most readily when the joke is on his enduring failure to win America's heart.

"What shareholders appear to have witnessed over these directors' tenure, as a close examination of the evidence in this proxy contest makes plain, is an enduring failure of board leadership, and a bewildering lack of accountability for results," I.S.S. said.

The decision to unveil a statue of the Australian rules footballer Nicky Winmar outside Perth's new stadium has caused a minor ruckus but, as Sean Gorman writes, criticism is symptomatic of mainstream Australia's enduring failure to completely embrace and understand the importance of country and connection for the proud Noongar man.

United by their aversion to facts, they deny everything from the scientific consensus on climate change to the enduring failure of supply-side economics.

If Obamacare becomes an extended basis for the plunder of our individual and collective well-being then we are doomed to enduring failure.

Eventually, they borrowed some money and headed back to New York via Chicago and Milwaukee, enduring failure along the way when they attempted to make money on the stage.

Let me put it simply: the continued existence of oil subsidies amounts to one of the most obvious and enduring failures of American democracy.

Steve Loflin and his committed team demonstrate an enduring truth: failure is not an option.

Only Detroit has a worse record at Olympic bids than the Windy City, enduring six failures in six attempts.

The film takes us to Ethiopia, Nepal and Peru to hear the stories of four women as they struggle to care for their families, while enduring crop failures and water scarcity.

Flexural load seems to be more critical than the other load cases as (a) a longer bar embedded length is required, and (b) most of the specimens enduring bar fracture failure under the other load cases ended up with the bar bond-slip failure under flexural load.