Sentence examples for failure in responding from inspiring English sources

Railtrack and the infrastructure The report's fiercest criticism was reserved for Railtrack, which it condemned for its "lamentable failure" in responding to recommendations of inquiries into two serious spads in the area, and its "institutional paralysis".

With the national outrage over the administration's failure in responding to Hurricane Katrina, there could be no better way to divert the escalating criticism than to keep Congress busy with the confirmation process.

Time to treatment failure in responding patients was 11.07 versus 12.52 months (P = 0.0978).

Activation of hypoxia-induced pathways is largely investigated in cancer, where it is thought to strongly contribute to a failure in responding to γ-radiation therapy.

Growing evidence suggests that suboptimal apoptotic capacity leads to failure in responding to unfavorable stimuli and eliminating potentially neoplastic clones, which may cause accumulation of cells with cancer-prone mutations and therefore result in cancer susceptibility [ 1].

Knockout mice of these genes show a major sensibility to the development of cardiac hypertrophy and a failure in responding to pro-hypertrophy stimuli, such as calcineurin activation and pressure overload.

David Brooks blames government for the failures in responding to Hurricane Katrina.

Mr. Bush tapped her to head the review of the government's failures in responding to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

WASHINGTON, June 16 — Firefighters, ambulance technicians, police officers and the nurses and doctors at a Washington hospital committed "multiple individual failures" in responding to the ultimately fatal beating of a journalist near his home last January, an official inquiry concluded on Friday.

While Clark Kent Ervin ("No Quick Fixes," Op-Ed, Sept. 8) is right that the Federal Emergency Management Agency's many failures in responding to Hurricane Katrina reflect inexperienced and incompetent leadership, he's wrong to believe that merging FEMA into a new giant homeland security bureaucracy wasn't part of the problem.

It explores the systemic failures in responding to their needs and outlines some good practices.