Sentence examples for failure has haunted from inspiring English sources

Its failure has haunted attempts ever since.

The technical obstacles to a mass-casualty attack are so high, Dr. Smithson of the Stimson Center told Congress, that the likelihood of failure has haunted even terrorists with "a wealth of time, money, and technical skill".

That failure has haunted all subsequent efforts at peacekeeping in Africa, and remains a major reason for reluctance to send foreign troops into Congo, a broader conflict in a larger nation.

He also wanted to confront what he calls "the sense of failure that has haunted me since I left school".

Those researchers then showed their invention to a young man called Steve Jobs, and the rest is history.That failure of imagination has haunted the firm ever since, so PARC's latest venture outside Xerox's core competence is getting a more sympathetic hearing.

There's a phrase that has haunted America for decades, one fraught with failure: "Breaking the cycle of poverty".

"America's failure to understand this problem at a national level and to deal with it has haunted borders like mine for decades," she said.

I saw Inside Llewyn Davis last week, and it has haunted me since, mostly, I think, because it's a brilliantly told tale of abject, anonymous failure, and you don't encounter that much nowadays, especially in the Valley.

This has haunted me ever since.

Hard Brexit has haunted sterling".

That young man's face has haunted me for years.