Sentence examples for event of failing from inspiring English sources

The leaders seemed to hint that they had brought Germany closer to the notion of a more integrated European banking system — like the American F.D.I.C. — that would pay to insure deposits in the event of failing institutions.

This indicates that the winner of the toss will choose the Surrey station because, in the event of failing to lead after the mile post, the sheltered station will be theirs round the mile-long bend of Chiswick and Corney reaches.

Others were concerned about their fate in the event of failing later years (would they be excluded or would they have to join the new curriculum?).

Despite this, the region's opportunistic states will revive their interference in Afghanistan in the event of a failing Kabul government or an international community that reneges on its commitments to help secure and rebuild the country.

Damien Varley, who had been named on the bench in the event of Best failing to prove his fitness, drops out of the match-day squad entirely.

"The need for backup power in the event of emergencies has been made abundantly clear by recent events, and the cost of failing to have such power may be measured in lives lost," it said.

He said the time had come for Washington to stop being "a bystander" and to shed its fear of failing in the event it tried a new peace initiative.

In 2013, the black tie event nearly moved to a cheaper riverbank location because of failing profits.

In response, Mr. Hammond accused Ms. Eagle of "failing to recognize the scale of the weather event".

Rising sea levels, more frequent extreme weather events, and increasing drought are all examples of the consequences of failing to take action to address this threat.

She accused the Bush administration of failing to provide the money to protect citizens in the event of an attack.