Sentence examples for failings should be from inspiring English sources

Its failings should be exposed in detailed published critiques.

His searingly critical perspective on these failings should be required reading for those trying to make sense of the rise of the Islamic State, the limitations of state-building in post-Saddam Iraq and the deeper failings of the U.S. occupation.

But these failings should be indictments of those specific brands and their limitations, not the flesh-and-blood retail model at-large.

Another argued that failing should be seen as "not what you do wrong but if you fail to do something right" but conceded that this was harder to measure.

It's ironic, given the business Netflix trades in, that its CEO's main failing should be as a showman.

According to the New York Times, "These schools [charter schools], which educate only about 7percentt of the nation's students, are far from universally perfect, and those that are failing should be shut down".

Rather, to the extent that greater diversity implies less correlation among the outcomes of different candidates, it does imply that the probability of all candidates failing should be lower.

Rather than blaming staff for these failings, should companies be be implementing basic cyber-hygiene in their systems?

In their view, "failing" schools, like failing businesses, should be shuttered, and "failing" teachers and principals, like malingering employees, should be fired.

And where there have been organisational or professional failings these should be appropriately responded to and tackled.

Bradley Blakeman, a Republican strategist who worked on President Bush's White House staff, said that if the CIA has admitted to serious failings there should be a congressional investigation.