Sentence examples for failure to sort out from inspiring English sources
"The Tories owe people an apology for this latest failure to sort out social care".
All these negotiations foundered partly because of a failure to sort out managerial roles for top executives.
The charity's failure to sort out its problems led to Pavarotti withdrawing his money from Mostar, Liberia and another project in Guatemala.
Had, say, British troops been bombarded with chemical weapons and been unable to defend themselves properly, there would have been nothing funny about the failure to sort out the logistical mess.
But the real damage lies in the failure to sort out a nonsense that makes the legal system work far worse than it should: the continuing division of responsibilities between the new Department for Constitutional Affairs and the Home Office.
Yesterday, the FT front page lead wrote thatUS government bond yields have fallen, as traders anticipate that a win for Mr Obama and further gridlock in Washington would shrink the chances of swift agreement on tax and spending.So failure to sort out the deficit would be good for bonds?
Our collective failure as MPs to sort out the expenses system many years ago.
"I don't want to sound arrogant, but 10 years ago I was making both speeches and proposals to sort out this failure of global regulation and I couldn't persuade other countries after the Asian crisis of 1998 that it was necessary".
Not only has the failure of governments past and present to sort out the property market left you high, dry and potentially bankrupt, you're also falling headlong into either a doomed relationship or an untimely breakup, hastened by the exigencies of moving in with someone you've known for only three weeks.
The one corrective thing that's supposed to sort out such systemic failures – political leadership – cowers and trembles, desperately wanting for both imagination and guts.
There isn't always a single identifiable root cause, but do what you can to sort out the reasons for the failure.
