Sentence examples for failure to shift from inspiring English sources

The failure to shift the burden is not outcome determinative under the entire fairness standard of review.

For all the excitement, unease at Scotland's failure to shift the scoreboard beyond Finn Russell's early penalty gathered quietly.

The group is particularly distressed about the increase of outsourced work to overseas contractors, and the F.A.A.'s failure to shift resources rapidly to monitor the work.

But he appeared to have met his match in President Obama, a critic of Detroit automakers for their failure to shift their lineups to fuel-efficient vehicles.

Runaway City pay has played a part here, as has the government's failure to shift the tax burden significantly on to those best able to bear it.

It is being heavily criticised by environment groups for its proposed building of new runways, expansion of regional airports and failure to shift sufficient freight onto the railways.

He has rarely taken responsibility for his team's failures, preferring to shift blame toward injuries, coaches or the playbook.

In summary, we demonstrate a failure of catecholamines to shift T-cell cytokine responses toward the expected Th2 profile in patients with RA; this failure thus generates a cytokine environment that perpetuates inflammation.

This concept of "failure to rescue" shifts some of the focus from preventing the development of complications to improving the care provided to manage complications.

The failure mode was found to shift from fibre breakage to partial delamination in which part of the detachment occurred at the interface.

"They made a lot of mistakes; they should not compound them now by trying to shift their failures onto others," said Don Stewart, Mr. McConnell's deputy chief of staff.