Sentence examples for failure to take over from inspiring English sources

Many see the White Sox success as more to do with the Tigers' failure to take over a division they were awarded in March.

In a sharply critical report, the commission recommended an overhaul of Fire Department procedures, citing muddled communication during the blaze, failure to direct victims to a safe stairwell and failure to take over the public address system.

He would prefer to admit, shamelessly, that Vince McMahon, president of the World Wrestling Federation, is his promotional role model, although he takes delight in McMahon's failure to take over bodybuilding.

(Their biggest disappointment was their failure to take over the inefficient privately-owned street car system and electric utility company).

A parent or caregiver may feel tempted to turn inward, isolate themselves and allow feelings of shame or failure to take over. .

I found Perdue Farm's failure to take over the turkey market to be reassuring as not all business plans are achievable.

The failure of the Co-op to take over 631 branches from Lloyds Banking Group in the Project Verde deal will continue to be examined this week when the former chairman of the bank appears before the Treasury select committee of MPs.

A failure of negotiations with the American International Group to take over the Hyundai Group's three financial firms would result in the death of one of them, Hyundai Investment Trust and Securities, according to the Financial Supervisory Commission.

For Mr Boff, the much-publicised failure of West Ham's plans to take over the main Olympic Stadium highlights a wider problem with legacy planning of the Olympic Games.

When a junior operator performed the procedure, a senior operator was always present to take over the procedure in case of failure.

After leaving Gibbs to take over half-interest in a race team that had never won, Stewart appeared to have set himself up for newfound failure.