Sentence examples for essentially a failure from inspiring English sources

The failure of the Arab spring was essentially a failure of governmental capacity.

What we have here is essentially a failure, on a quite staggering scale, of science and maths education.

"By trying to incriminate Beijing as an accomplice in the DPRK's nuclear adventure and blame it for a failure that is essentially a failure of all stakeholders, Trump risks making the serious mistake of splitting up the international coalition that is the means to resolve the issue peacefully," it said.

Gus Hall, head of the U.S. Communist Party, once mournfully told me that the collapse of Soviet communism reflected essentially a failure to create this new man.

"Anything short of that is essentially a failure.

A lack of marketing of the program to California's community college students is essentially a failure to communicate.

Even Colm Tóibín can't muster much sympathy for Klaus, whose self-destructiveness becomes essentially a literary failure (though suicide, too, ran in the family): "instead of writing about death as his father did," Tóibín notes, "he allowed the aura of death to enter his own spirit".

Essentially, splitting is a failure to integrate the positive and negative qualities of one's self and of others.

In "The Legislature You Don't Know" (Op-Ed, March 4), Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky claims that the Legislature essentially suffers from a failure to communicate its successes to the public.

"Not a good sign for the day," said Mr. Demps, 65, whose schools have essentially been judged a failure by a state review board, which stripped them of its seal of accreditation on Monday.

Despite spending more than $2 billion over two decades to improve education and attract more white students, the Kansas City School District has essentially been judged a failure by a state education review board, which has denied it accreditation.