Sentence examples for failed nature from inspiring English sources
To reach that exotic conclusion he must have ploughed through many thousands of words deploring the corrupt and failed nature of so many Muslim Arab regimes.
The Hamdan v. Rumsfeld (2007) and Boumediene (2008) cases clearly owe something of their contemptuous tone to the failed nature of the Bush Presidency.
They said, 'We are going to have some fun with you at the police station.' What happened here shows the flawed and failed nature of Russia's transition to democracy.
But if your ambitions outweigh the odds stacked against you, you're more likely to be remembered like T Dan Smith or Derek Hatton, where the failed nature of the pact is remembered better than the houses, flats and roads that were the other results.
Mark Carney told the World Economic Forum that measures to improve bank liquidity and reduce the "too big to fail" nature of financial institutions needed to be completed.
But where man failed, only nature could prevail.
The Spine of the Continent is a great example of "collective impact," because without such coordination, not only the effort will fail, but nature will fail.
While GWAS and linkage studies have shed light into genes that play major roles in palatogenesis and defects in this process, they fail (by nature) to point towards mechanisms underlying the phenotype studied.
You could also use a piece of someone else's writing, such as this one from Jane Austen's Mansfield Park : "There will be little rubs and disappointments everywhere, and we are all apt to expect too much; but then, if one scheme of happiness fails, human nature turns to another; if the first calculation is wrong, we make a second better: we find comfort somewhere".
A puppet that merely imitates nature inevitably fails to equal nature; the puppet only justifies itself when it adds something to nature by selection, by elimination, or by caricature.
What politicians failed to destroy, nature can easily derail.
