Sentence examples for failure to leave from inspiring English sources

In Bill Clinton's case, nothing in his presidency condemns him like his failure to leave it.

Regarding the girl's failure to leave or seek help sooner, Mr. Rubalsky said: "There were many extenuating circumstances to explain the girl's mental state.

Our relatively lax attitudes to both marriage and divorce also mean that it's neither impossible to get out nor a failure to leave.

Failure to leave word of his whereabouts in Utah, ignoring one of the most basic rules of hiking, drew sharp rebukes.

The most influential was the "left ventricular assist device," or LVAD, which, for the first time in 1972, allowed a patient with severe chronic heart failure to leave the hospital with a permanent implant.

The N.B.A. also cited Wallace's failure to leave the court in a timely manner in announcing the suspension, which will begin today with a road game against the Los Angeles Clippers.

But when life gets in the way, and a simple detour turns into a Hansel and Gretel-worthy binge fest, the feeling of failure tends to leave them too paralyzed to find their way back.

In recent years, the United States' failure to provide paid maternity leave has met with scorn from everyone from U.S. senators to late night comedians.

Those who pass through them are pretty well prepped for failure and tend to leave school confidently anticipating disappointment.

A 40-year-old father who was dying from heart failure is set to leave hospital after receiving an artificial heart.

"It would be a moral failure for Democrats to leave the working class to Trump.