Sentence examples for example of the failure from inspiring English sources

"Vietnam, to James, was a classic example of the failure prudently to balance interests and resources.

"This is another example of the failure of her Tpims to keep track of terror suspects.

"Plowshares are perhaps the best example of the failure of traditional conservation among reptiles," Pronk said.

The successful conviction for such crimes is a glaring example of the failure of Africans to govern themselves effectively.

She told me that these murders are just one example of the failure of justice in Mexico.

Critics say there is no greater example of the failure of land reform than her own family's estate.

But far from depicting Ms. Kishline as an example of the failures of Moderation Management, people involved with the organization note that she had also tried abstinence and failed.

Discarding – where fishermen toss back hundreds of tonnes of edible fish, usually dead, because they have exceeded their fishing quota or have caught species for which they have no quota – has been the most striking example of the failures of a common fisheries policy that green groups have said is "broken" and encourages overfishing instead of protecting dwindling stocks.

It is a textbook example of the failures of white feminism.

First and foremost, Penn Square and Enron are monumental examples of the failure of corporate governance and the hazards of rubber-stamp boards.

"And it used to be lovely".The Welsh Streets are one of the more prominent examples of the failure of the previous government's plan to restart the housing market in several depressed cities in the north of England.