Sentence examples for failure running from inspiring English sources
The Chinese state-run newspaper Global Times predicted failure, running an editorial titled: "Obama unable to turn Hanoi into an ally".
The NHS IT system has been a costly failure, running massively over cost and failing to provide clinicians with what they need.
On Sunday, the Dolphins play the Giants, but they spent the week assessing who is a failure (running back Reggie Bush says everyone is) and arguing about why they could not stop a Tebow run on a 2-point conversation that sent last week's game to overtime.
Rapid ascent may be related to an acute health event, equipment failure, running out of air, panicking during the dive, or inattention to ascent rate (Buzzacott, Rosenberg, & Pikora, 2009).
Whether that shows up as being high energy through (constant) fundraising, surviving competitive threats or bad hiring decisions, dealing with the ever-present threat of failure, running out of money, pivoting your business model or the exhaustion that comes with the job, know that all serious entrepreneurs have been there.
The revue opened in November 1922 and was a failure, running for just 15 performances.
"The taint is hard to shake in a business where fear of failure runs rampant".
"War is always a failure," runs the French mantra as the clock ticks towards a US-led invasion of Iraq.
The portion of people not running their own businesses who reported that they were prevented from doing so by fear of failure runs at forty-nine per cent in Greece, forty-one in France, and twenty-eight in Spain.
Barry Ritholtz thinks we should just do what Iceland did and let the banks fail: "Rather than bail out the banks — Iceland could not have done so even if they wanted to — they guaranteed deposits (the way our F.D.I.C. does), and let the normal capitalistic process of failure run its course.
And although he eventually escapes Berlin, it is only a question of time before the past catches up with him.Mr Lasdun's novel is not long, but the imaginativeness with which he explores the politics of expectation and failure runs deep.
