Sentence examples for failing in which from inspiring English sources

Managers of troubled German firms have only a matter of days after they realise their firm is failing in which to declare themselves insolvent.

That's because political anger at Clinton was directed at his serial obstructions, harassments and lies, which amounted to wrongdoing on a grand scale -- and not at his fidelity shortfalls, an ever-more-common failing in which he is joined by the majority of American adults.

Thirdly, unbiased treatment effects from matching are based on the assumption of no hidden bias; this assumption might be less tenable for the subgroup with two organ systems failing, in which 36% of the DrotAA cases are treated after a delay of more than 24 hours.

The most ambitious federal program in this realm is part of a $4 billion effort to overhaul 1,150 failing schools, in which each is required to select an improvement model that includes a new schedule increasing learning time.

He told of a conversation the Captain had with him in the panic days of 1892- '93 when banks were failing everywhere, in which the deceased said his entire fortune was ready to preserve the integrity of the bank here and to protect the businessmen from loss.

However, few data exist regarding how the human end-stage failing myocardium, in which compensatory mechanisms are exhausted, reacts to acute mild metabolic acidosis.

Furthermore, recent evidence suggests that in failing myocardium, in which the downregulation of β-AR-mediated signalling pathways is a common phenomenon [ 25], ET1-induced nuclear export of HDAC5 is potentiated, at least in part through a PKD-mediated pathway [ 6].

"The government is failing in that responsibility, which is why the outcry over the Martin case has reverberated far beyond a small village in Norfolk".

However the BBC Trust said that YouView is failing in two areas, which must be addressed as a condition of the BBC's continued involvement.

It is not only language that is failing in these stories, which are set in Texas among people whose marriages are falling apart and whose children are going astray.

My assessment of recent history is that there has not been a case of a major prudential or conduct failing in a firm which did not have among its root causes a failure of culture as manifested in governance, remuneration, risk management or tone from the top," Bailey said.