Sentence examples for failure to coordinate from inspiring English sources

Failure to coordinate sharing resources is a chronic problem in Central Asia, where Soviet-built electricity networks have been blighted by crumbling generation and distribution infrastructure.

They are overtreatment of patients, the failure to coordinate care, the administrative complexity of the health care system, burdensome rules and fraud.

Mr. Scheer said the failure to coordinate those efforts was a lost opportunity for a continent whose greatest successes — Airbus, the Ariane rocket program and the GSM mobile phone standard — are all more than a decade old.

Martin Tett, the Conservative leader of Buckinghamshire county council, condemned the government's failure to coordinate its funding and support for the many state schools that have not become academies.

The shooting was reported at the time, but the charges of failure to coordinate emerged on Friday, hours after an American raid in which a 58-year-old man was shot and killed outside of Kirkuk.

But privately, senior administration officials said the situation simply was not working, citing among other things the failure to coordinate intelligence that led to the attempted bombing of a passenger jet on Dec. 25.

In that case, there is typically one coordination equilibrium which is better for both, and another coordination equilibrium which is worse for both, but still better as failures to coordinate.

Conflicts between goals and/or failures to coordinate goals among different members of the team are major underlying/root causes of many cyber FF incidents.

Failure to effectively coordinate opportunistic extractions by individual well owners with groundwater recharge has led to increasing Indian groundwater scarcity, affecting future opportunities for improved rural livelihoods and household wellbeing.

A failure of markets to coordinate demand with supply indicates that the transaction costs of an exchange outweigh the benefits that buyers and suppliers expect to gain from trade.

The failure of those units to coordinate with one another and to communicate the true nature and scope of future risk exposure has deprived executive decision makers of the information they've needed to make informed choices.