Sentence examples for evident failures from inspiring English sources

But despite these evident failures, despite the fact that the claims of market fundamentalism have been disproven as dramatically as those of state communism, somehow this zombie ideology staggers on.

When Khatami appeared before students at the University of Tehrān in the last year of his presidency, they interrupted his speech with angry chants of "Shame on you!" and "Where are your promised freedoms?" Despite Khatami's evident failures, however, he shifted the centre of political gravity in his country.

Traditionally, governments have reformed their administrative operations in response to evident failures (e.g., the inability to deal with crises or to function effectively in warfare) and the need to create universal systems of benefits (e.g., pensions, health care, and education), both of which require revenue extraction by an efficient institution.

It urge that the New Progressivism simultaneously offers (1) a distinctive conception of government's appropriate means, an outgrowth of the late-twentieth-century critique of economic planning, and (2) a distinctive understanding of government's appropriate ends, an outgrowth of evident failures with market arrangements and largely a product of the mid-twentieth-century critique of laissez faire.

Once again, Messrs. of El Diario, Messrs. Díaz and Peralta: to compare successful professionals like Solis Doyle with factory workers or to try to exculpate them from evident failures does nothing for Latinos, other than eternally typecast us as the weak ones, those who need to be helped to move up and can't really compete.

But beyond the evident failure of internal control technologies lie wider vulnerabilities in the global financial system.

One disappointment is the evident failure to end "too big to fail" — one of the law's few specific objectives.

In cases of evident failure to achieve progress, a student may be dismissed from the degree program without a probationary period.

Furthermore, the man's evident failure to be the target of fraud lawsuits, sexual-harassment claims, or federal criminal investigations was, in the parlance of many voters, "weird".

Finally, there's Mr. Romney, who will probably get the nomination despite his evident failure to make an emotional connection with, well, anyone.

"The evident failure of the BBC to have put in place adequate precautions to minimize the chances of the same thing happening again resulted in the need to impose a statutory sanction," said the regulator.