Sentence examples for fact of failure from inspiring English sources

"THERE is no way to…cushion the disappointment and sense of anticlimax," writes Carla Del Ponte, the former chief prosecutor of the UN's Yugoslav war crimes tribunal, "because the simple fact of failure is the simple fact of failure".

If the failure to testify at a previous trial were to amount to evidence that testimony at a subsequent trial was feigned or perjurious, the fact of failure to testify would always be admissible.

The problem with the failure of determinism in the hole argument is not the fact of failure but the way that it fails.

Writing to John Chancellor, of NBC, in the redolent year of 1984, he argued that a sensible strategy must begin with the central fact of Soviet failure.

I, too, wish to thank the rapporteur for her work on this report, one occasioned by the sad fact of the failure of our own European biodiversity strategy.

If the facts are of failure, America will be likely to shrink back into its shell.

"In fact, the ratio of failure to success is about one to 1,000, according to my calculation".

EastEnders had lost its way, a fact underlined by the resurrection of Dirty Den - a move presented at the time as a coup but which was, in fact, an admission of failure - even before Leslie Grantham's cybersex indiscretions sullied matters further.

Update: As some have pointed out, there are, in fact, potential points of failure in this security model as detailed.

In fact, the degree of failure in the business models of innovative organizations as a result of collaborative innovation projects is high (Chesbrough and Rosenbloom 2002; Malmström et al. 2015).

Moreover those models allowed identifying important biomarkers driving peritoneal inflammatory mechanisms that occur during long-term exposure to PD fluids and, as a matter of fact, the failure of the technique itself.