Sentence examples for failure much of from inspiring English sources

During last week's one-year anniversary of the earthquake, in addition to the commemoration of the tragic loss of life there, outrage at broken promises and systematic NGO, UN and government failure, much of the discussion was over a leaked copy of the Organisation of American States findings about the contested 28 November elections.

As a result of these failures, much of the vegetation restored during the period of EWTRP is at risk of being re-converted into farmland and rangeland at the end of EWTRP, thereby compromising the environmental sustainability and achievements of the project.

With last month's National Audit Office announcement that more than half of councils are at risk of financial failure, much talk of devolution and a general election looming, tensions are ever higher.

The end of the road at least was a place where Isiah Thomas would never be singularly cast as a failure, much less one of historical proportion.

As a result, stock picking is becoming more challenging, and the risk of failure much greater.

The U.S. and NATO will dismiss the signs of failure, much like Brits and Soviets, and, instead, "stay the course".

We found no difference between the two groups under evaluation, with a rate of failure much higher than expected.

Institutions are not just the best environment for success; they are also the safest environment for failure — and, much of the time, failure is what lies in store for innovators and visionaries.

The failure of Iraq was the failure of much of the British establishment, and our way of doing things in this country.

A morning power failure brought much of the nation's capital to a standstill for hours.

However, the floodwaters rose too quickly for them to prevent a power failure affecting much of Lancaster, Carnforth and Morecambe.