Sentence examples for fail index from inspiring English sources

"Certainly if there is fighting the scope will be extended to oil, meaning its price will increase drastically," he said.In this section Africa's shame Continuing to fail Index of happiness?

Some 6,500 Somalis, many of them civilians, may have been killed since Ethiopia invaded early last year, though no one really knows the number.In this section Africa's shame Continuing to fail Index of happiness?

That a little-known group claiming affiliation to Hizbullah also took responsibility for a bulldozer rampage by a young Palestinian in Jerusalem on July 2nd, which claimed three Israeli lives, has added to the unease.In this section Africa's shame Continuing to fail Index of happiness?

A group of respected African elders, including Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu and Kofi Annan, had asked for the AU to provide "leadership, wisdom and moral courage" by stating that the results of the runoff were illegitimate.In this section Africa's shame Continuing to fail Index of happiness?

He subsequently said the article had not been authorised by him and that he wanted the UN to help "manage the transitional process" but he had not advocated military intervention "by the UN or any other organisation".In this section Africa's shame Continuing to fail Index of happiness?

In Africa, as elsewhere, the company has to defend itself from critics who accuse it of "mining water" for production, encouraging expensive and environmentally harmful refrigeration, and hurting local producers of juice and water.In this section Africa's shame Continuing to fail Index of happiness?

Were the bank counterparty to fail, the index provider would be left with assets that were unrelated to the target portfolio.Worse, the BIS points to a potential conflict of interest when the fund provider is owned by an investment bank.

Whereas the pattern of insulin sensitivity over time was similar between those who failed and those who did not fail, insulinogenic index deteriorated rapidly and relentlessly in those who failed (Fig. 2), with a similar pattern of progressive deterioration in oDI over time in those who failed (∼27% by 6 months, ∼56% by 24 months, and ∼67% by 36 months).

"We're richer than anyone's ever been and yet we fail on indexes that measure things like happiness".

The Fund for Peace's annual "Failed States Index" is an example of such an index.

Over the last five years its score on the well known "Failed States Index" has plunged more than any other country.