Sentence examples for failure represents from inspiring English sources

Experts say they believe InterContinental's experiment, despite its initial failure, represents the future of how hotels will represent their prices.

The MDG gap taskforce has stated that this failure, "represents a significant gap in achieving the global partnership for development envisaged in MDG8".

The high number of cases of acute kidney failure represents a much higher percentage of the total number of illnesses than in previous outbreaks associated with different strains of E. coli.

Heart failure represents a very important healthcare problem.

The implications of Healthcare.gov's failure represents an existential threat to Obamacare.

Medical treatment of early pregnancy failure represents a reasonable alternative to immediate surgical therapy.

Surely the auction failure represented some technical flaw in German bond auctions, not a rebuke of German credit.

Also, it underlines the scale of failure represented by the course of young Danny Cipriani's so far ill-starred career.

But looking at the launching from a purely technical vantage point, space experts said the failure represented a blow that in all likelihood would seriously delay the missile's debut.

That failure represented the kind of wasted chance that had Schiano shaking his head and talking quietly on a day when so much looked so right for his team, which did not give the ball away at all.

Consequently, let us consider in Fig. 2 right) only the failure represented by (t_{f_5}) and neglect the failures represented by the transitions (t_{f_2}) and (t_{f_6}).