Sentence examples for failing to direct from inspiring English sources

The great mishap of the first term was failing to direct, as a new president with a sky-high approval rating, a sea of enthusiasts.

Other people, people I once felt connected to, start to seem like characters in a movie I'm trying and failing to direct.

In addition to its critique of the Fire Department, the report criticized the building's management company for failing to direct firefighters to a written fire plan in its lobby, for neglecting to unlock its stairwell doors and for ordering a complete evacuation of the building.

Graham continued to be guilty of passing up chances at the other end; curling a shot wide before failing to direct another header on target.

However, qualitative research generally fails to go beyond defining the concept of the welfare state and applying it to several cases simultaneously, thus failing to direct research to comparable, systematic data collection.

In the UK, research showed that up to 80% of women on once-daily bisphosphonate and 60% on once-weekly medication failed to last a year without quitting or failing to take it as directed.

However, some controversies exist on this topic, with other groups, including ours (17), failing to detect a net direct effect of insulin in inducing vasodilation.

We did not observe any participants failing to detect the train with the system failing.

In a statement on its Web site, the court said Georgia violated procedure by failing to hold direct talks with Russia over the dispute before going to court.

On April 11 , 1994 the grand jury session in Santa Barbara was extended for an additional 90-day term to allow Sneddon to gather more evidence and prosecution sources admitted to being frustrated in their grand jury probe, failing to find direct evidence of the molestation charges.

Moreover, by June 14, 2006, military investigators had informed all four guards assigned to Alpha Block that night, the Alpha Block noncommissioned officer, and the Alpha Block platoon leader that they were suspected of making false official statements and/or failing to obey direct orders.