Sentence examples for failings about from inspiring English sources

We accept that there were failings about implementing a workable victim strategy.

After correcting for age at the time of memories (in other words, trying to take account of the lunacy of youth) the researchers identified a clear pattern: people dated their memories of moral failings about 10 years earlier, on average, than their memories of good deeds, according to Jessica R. Escobedo, co-author of the paper with Ralph Adolphs.

It was the third highly critical report in a matter of months and further serious failings about the investigation of historical cases were exposed in a BBC Spotlight programme in October 2011.

This was not a new deodorant failing: About as many people die from bad water as from H.I.V. or malaria, and most of them are under age 5.

Others could be matching them, she implied, adding: "It's wrong to decide that the only failing in social care is a failing about funding".

AT&T Wireless said that its automated number switching was failing about 60percentt of the time, higher than the industry average.

Cumberland lacks all of Whistler's sass and advertising savvy, an acute failing about which the small town is entirely unconcerned.

So we think about a lung failing, a heart failing, about neurologic dysfunction, and that's one important way in which it differs from a generic severity measure like APACHE.

Mr. Cogsville, however, seems less concerned about that failing than about the prospect of uncontrolled private investment in Harlem.

We now know what we know, not just about democracy's failings, but about our tolerance for its incompetences.

Anthony Bourdain joked about failing upward, about making every mistake imaginable yet still ending up with a dream job.