Sentence examples for failed means from inspiring English sources

Failed means a binary division between those countries that are salvageable and those beyond redemption.

Yet his unnerving bonhomie is, like his ghoulish pan-stick, a failed means of disguising the spread of some ever-widening cracks.

That, coupled with the defeats of the past (the high-profile campaigns of the 1980s were temporarily effective but ultimately they failed), means that those councils contemplating measures such as combined action to refuse to implement cuts are treated with derision.

But on Monday King suggested that the Bank might not need to create the full £75bn assigned to QE. "This is a direct result of yesterday: the fact that this gilt auction has failed means that we're just not getting the benefits of QE.

When you meet tech entrepreneurs in Palo Alto or Berkeley and ask them what they do, they typically tell you about their current startup; then they start showing off about all of their previous failures because to have failed means to have gained experience and to have learned.

Failed means there is no way back.

In 55 patients with staged revision, interval duration and treatment outcome were both described, of which only 3 patients in whom treatment failed (mean interval for success 4.2 months vs. 2.8 months for failure).

Failing means looking bad, and looking bad isn't something Apple does well.

But being afraid to fail means you'll be afraid to try.

"Too big to fail means too big to manage and too big to regulate".

"Today, too big to fail means too many counterparty exposures to fail," says Peter Fisher of BlackRock, a money manager.