Sentence examples for failure to effectively from inspiring English sources

Labour's failure to effectively tackle poverty is not because of a lack of ambition.

I want it to work well!" One example of politicians' failure to effectively govern is infrastructure, the group agreed.

One factor that the scoreboard highlighted across the E.U. was a failure to effectively leverage public-private partnerships.

The biggest economic policy error of President Obama's first term was the failure to effectively address foreclosures.

Analysts contend that Mr. Weill's failure to effectively manage and knit together the financial behemoth he created in 1998 led directly to Citigroup's woes today.

"In my view the failure to effectively make the case for budget repair was our biggest misstep, because it was a threshold we never crossed," he said.

"It's a shame Cornell is scapegoating freshman pledges to cover up its own historic failure to effectively deal with alcohol use in the Greek system," said Mr. Schlather.

The point is that the subprime crisis and the credit crunch are, in an important sense, the result of our failure to effectively reform corporate governance after the last set of scandals.

But Corbyn's failure to effectively oppose Brexit and his refusal to stand down after the vote of no confidence were the last straws for me, and apparently for Wren-Lewis too.

Particularly important among those risks are failures to effectively address quality attribute requirements such as security, reliability, and performance.

This gap is largely the result of the failure to respond effectively to the critical need for effective implementation of legal norms and standards in these areas.