Sentence examples for failure to grow from inspiring English sources

This isn't just a failure of retention; it's a collective failure to grow our talent pool.

As a ballet student in Leningrad, Mikhail Baryshnikov was tormented by his failure to grow as tall as his classmates.

The failure to grow immediately after the transition became, in the words of the M.I.T. economist Olivier Blanchard, "the major theoretical challenge facing economists".

But Bill's failure to grow a tail this summer worries his caretaker, because this is the first time that has ever happened.

Symptoms may be specific (e.g., functional night blindness of vitamin A deficiency) or nonspecific (e.g., loss of appetite, failure to grow).

Britain must fix its productivity problem to secure future economic growth and improve living standards, a leading thinktank has warned as it highlights a failure to grow output per UK worker since the downturn.

Despite advances in the management of MI, the number of patients with congestive heart failure continues to grow and remains associated with increased risk of death [ 1].

Why we allowed such a culture of failure and mediocrity to grow through so many bureaucracies is another question, and Mr. Posner doesn't really address it.

Osborne blames the failure of Britain to grow on the eurozone, but that argument is circular, as it is following exactly the same policy as we are.

Every time Silicon Valley recovers from failure, it seems to grow more durable, almost in the same way a person becomes "immune" to a disease after a brush with it.

The risk of failure also appears to grow as distance to spare part suppliers increases.