Sentence examples for failings emerged from inspiring English sources

The EU hopes to close these gaps, after intelligence failings emerged following the Brussels and Paris attacks.

Jeremy Hunt apologised to the family of William Mead, saying it was let down in the "worst possible way" after details of a string of NHS failings emerged in a report surrounding his death last month.

When the scale of the failings emerged, the chief executive, Martin Yeates, resigned.

14 November 2008: Downing Street denies accusations of "buck-passing" after details of whistle-blower Nevres Kemal's letter about Haringey's failings emerge. 1 December 2008: Following a report into Haringey Children's Services, its leader George Meehan and cabinet member for children and young people Liz Santry resign.

During the inquiry into the hospital's failings, it emerged that doctors in Bristol and elsewhere had, unbeknown to parents, regularly removed and retained the organs of dead children.

"The reason that the Prime Minister and I have hesitated to say that we want to keep self-regulation is because self-regulation is very often characterised as something which is very similar to the current system and clearly some very significant failings have emerged on that".

But familiar failings re-emerged for the Championship's bottom club as they suffered a ninth defeat in 14 games.

It used to be that one failing emerging-market issuer would pull down all emerging-market paper en masse.