Sentence examples for failings of this from inspiring English sources

And never mind the creative failings of this BBC turkey - it's a policy flop too.

It is time to face the real moral failings of this society.

"The failings of this era very much reflect what young people are now saying about police shootings," Stevenson said.

Leavitt is a fluent, clever writer with a habit of playing with historical fact — which explains what might seem the failings of this curious and yet absorbing book.

The failings of this approach became obvious, Cable told the Radio 4's Today Programme this morning, when Kraft launched its hostile attack on Cadbury.

It is not sleaze, spin, the end of deference, the flaws of first-past-the-post or even the failings of this generation of leaders.

What I consider to be the greatest failing of this new testing tool is that it requires subjective grading.

In the words of a competent observer: "The only failing of this extraordinary woman was her being excessively, one may say, exacting of her children and of the people dependent on her".

"The great liberal failing of this time," Daniel Patrick Moynihan observed as early as 1968, was "constantly to over-promise and to overstate, and thereby constantly to appear to under-perform".

It was a failing of this process that caused the disastrous foot and mouth outbreak in 2001, and for this reason there is an EU ban in place prohibiting the feeding of swill to pigs".

A common and often fatal failing of this kind of book -- a suspense novel set against epic atrocities like the Holocaust and World War II -- is the trivialization of the historical framework with a fictional story.