Sentence examples for failure called from inspiring English sources

In the view of Beijing's attending neo-Maoist physicians, this failure called for emergency life support.

He last directed a show 2 years ago - it was a failure called "Music Is".

As Northern critics observed, that failure called into question their reputed commitment to emancipation, which Ford calls "a wish and not a plan, a preference but not a priority".

Three nurses trained in the problems of chronic heart failure called patients from a central office every 14 days for the first two months after they were discharged from a hospital for heart failure.

Outside Microsoft, it was regarded as a laboratory of failure, called "Red Ink West," running up losses of as much as $1.5 billion since 1995, much of it squandered on a wayward effort to become a production studio for new media.

So literally, my entire comedy career is predicated on a giant decade-long failure called my 20s.

This was a systemic failure, calling into question the blocking of the offensive line, the defensive philosophy that is failing to apply pressure and the quarterback who is battling his own foibles.

The NRA claimed credit for the July failure, calling it at the time "a big victory for American gun owners".

On the other hand, recent literature reanalyzing published studies raises concerns regarding RAAS blockade associated acute renal failure, calling for increased caution with these drugs (31).

Correcting for market failures calls not only for regulation – obligatory membership to avoid the problem of adverse selection, but also for its public provision, to improve the monitoring capacity and financial sustainability of the program.

Some in-service ducts in the QTR's embankment have been plagued with cracking and even failures, calling attentions on the long-term stability of the ducts, especially of reinforced concrete ducts.