Sentence examples for failure to better from inspiring English sources

She said the company's major mistake had been its failure to better inform residents about the plant and its products.

Trott trudged off with little to like about his 19-ball stay in the middle and England's failure to better manage the period leading up to the break.

When DaimlerChrysler's stock slipped steadily in early 1999 and this year, he seemed convinced that the problem was largely one of public relations -- a failure to better explain Daimler's "story" and "message".

Officials are mindful that the previous administration's failure to better prepare for and respond to Hurricane Katrina in 2005 left doubts that dogged President George W. Bush to the end of his term.

But Kamaljit Bawa, a biologist at the University of Massachusetts Boston, said failure to better understand warming in the Himalayas could have serious consequences for the region's unique biodiversity.

Parscale later said he regretted being fooled by a bot, but suggested he was less concerned about feeling manipulated by Russia than getting blamed for Twitter's failure to better identify for users who is behind its accounts — or what.

So I studied the restaurant failures to better understand what it takes to underwrite them successfully.

We found that two SNPs, rs4803221 (homozygote minor allele positive predictive value (PPV) of 77%) and rs7248668 (PPV 78%), predicted failure to respond better than the current best, rs8099917 (PPV 73%) and rs12979860 (PPV 68%) in this cross-sectional cohort.

The paper said he believed the MoD was guilty of "gross negligence" and that its failure to supply better equipment was "cavalier at best, criminal at worst".

He said that executives and Wall Street were looking for a scapegoat for the pharmaceutical industry's failure to develop better drugs.

Two days later, as Sean clung to her and begged her not to let child welfare authorities take him away, caseworkers classified her failure to do better as neglect.