Sentence examples for failed to design from inspiring English sources

Mother Nature has failed to design humans for long life.

At the time, even theJapanese had failed to design such a bellows.

Their report concluded: "The sovereign debt and refugee crises prove that Europe has failed to design institutions that are robust enough to weather difficult times".

Yet power generation, and especially generation that relies on renewables, requires diversification; Venezuela has failed to design its electrical infrastructure in a way that accounts for the natural unpredictability of energy sources like hydro, solar, and wind.

He failed to design a decent car in time for an 1894 race in Paris, and later developed an experimental engine in Henry Ford's kitchen sink; Mrs. Ford fretted that the fumes would kill baby Edsel.

Having failed to design auctions that encourage new entrants, cable TV companies looking to add mobile service to their TV and broadband packages will have fewer potential partners, he said.

Without this broad understanding of a systems' capacity, researchers and policy designers in many countries fail to design health sector reforms and specific interventions that optimizes the health systems' ability to deliver essential health interventions.

Companies that fail to design accessibility into their digital experiences face a very real risk of reduced revenues, lost customers and a damaged reputation that can be hard to measure.

But, if they continue to unlearn and fail to design pastoral-sensitive policies, the continuous viability of the pastoral system and pastoralists will be put in question.

Classical theory fails to design the systems completely and efficiently because of the increased number of variables and conditions and has become less powerful with the requirement of multiple-input multiple-output systemultiple-input multiple-output

It's easy, and correct, to castigate the maverick developers who cut corners to race against time, fail to design for testing, fail to write tests, and leave the next poor dev to come along with whole icebergs of technical debt.