Sentence examples for failings of such from inspiring English sources

"The obvious failings of such a performance have highlighted why we will now undertake a significant review of all areas and matters involving the first-team squad.

"The obvious failings of such a performance have highlighted why we will now undertake a significant review of all areas and matters involving the first-team squad," he said.

HSBC chairman Douglas Flint told the hundreds of shareholders present that the bank had "unreservedly apologised" and was "humbled and horrified to find failings of such magnitude" after a year which had been "the most difficult that I or any of my colleagues have faced".

Humans very often fill in as flexible resources for the failings of such systems.

This is based on a number of factors, from the perceived failings of such methods, to the belief that rapid screening of compound libraries alone is the most effective way to discover drugs.

While the limits and failings of such schemes varied by location, both sites were also laboratories for social scientists employed by the federal government to document and analyze the modernization of the Arctic.

The years since are certainly done justice, with acerbity about the failings of players such as the solipsistic Stan Collymore reflecting judgments born of personal observation as well as historic understanding.

Worse still, the other element of its formula, reporting on celebrities and, perhaps even more importantly, the failings of celebrities such as Jesse Jackson (and his "love child") and OJ Simpson (accused of murdering his wife), had become solidly mainstream journalism.

There are some who regret this, feeling that the auditor has been made to carry the can for fraud within Enron and for the failings of others, such as analysts and the regulators.

It was a sign of the changing times that Stoke's squad had three England internationals on the bench while Villa's included seven academy players, including the 20-year-old Austrian Weimann, who is helping make up for the failings of signings such as Charles N'Zogbia, an expensive flop since his much-heralded arrival from Wigan.

We have previously shown that a composite heterozygous SNP combination leading to the nonsynonymous exchanges G1885E and G1886S in the human RyR2 1), is associated with ARVC, 2), leads to a substantially increased diastolic open probability of RyR2 from a terminally failing heart of such a patient, and 3), may contain a PKC phosphorylation site created by one of the mutations, G1886S (13).