Sentence examples for failure back from inspiring English sources

Anglo-Saxon capitalism, obsessed with the short term, didn't stand a chance.Now, many trace Japan's failure back to that same financial root.

The Government's own forecasts told us the cost of that failure back in March: £46bn additional borrowing in the coming years.

There was something about this that reminded me strongly of my feeling of failure back in Rigby, but I was unable to put my finger on it.

At the first reading I ever did for "Little Failure," back in January, a middle-aged woman got up and said in a thick Russian accent: "I am Republican and I am proud.

Wenger was famously branded a "specialist in failure" back in February 2014 by longtime rival Mourinho, following a claim by Wenger that Chelsea were talking down their title chances at the time because of a "fear to fail".

Crouch traces the history of this failure back to the publication of William Styron's Confessions of Nat Turner, "which told the fictionalised story of the slave who led a bloody and squelched revolt in South Carolina in 1831".

This is surprising since epigenetic mechanisms are thought to control key adaptive and maladaptive processes such as cardiac hypertrophy, fibrosis and failure (Backs et al, 2006, 2008).

Global genetic deletion of CaMKIIδ has been shown to attenuate pathological cardiac remodeling induced by transverse aortic constriction (TAC), a model of pressure overload-induced heart failure (Backs et al, 2009; Ling et al, 2009).

"He was to put that strategy together," she said, essentially putting the failures back in his lap.

These indemnification agreements throw liability for due-diligence failures back on to the company issuing the shares or bonds, making a nonsense of an underwriter's gatekeeping role.

But already the Chinese are throwing the administration's intelligence failures back in Mr. Bush's face, for example, questioning some of his allegations about North Korea's suspected nuclear program.