Sentence examples for failure to undo from inspiring English sources

A fresh GOP failure to undo Obamacare could have a seismic impact on the legislative dynamic in Washington and the emerging contours of the 2018 midterm elections.

That legitimate sense of disappointment, Mr Douthat explains, citing David Frum, stems from Republicans' repeated failure to "undo the work of Franklin Roosevelt, Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon".Brit Hume gave Ted Cruz a similar elegy last night, worth citing in full:In conventional terms, it seems inexplicable, but Senator Cruz and his adherents do not view things in conventional terms.

WASHINGTON — As they come to terms with their humiliating failure to undo the Affordable Care Act, Republicans eyeing next year's congressional campaign are grappling with a new dilemma: Do they risk depressing their conservative base by abandoning the repeal effort or anger a broader set of voters by reviving a deeply unpopular bill even closer to the midterm elections?

Then on March 24th, Mr Akaev was abruptly toppled in what was as much a riot as a revolution ("uprising" is now the term of choice in Bishkek, though "coup" might also be thought to fit).Mr Akaev's failure to negotiate helped to undo him; so did his breaking of a pledge not to resort to violence.

As the old saying goes, one cannot solve the problem by applying the same thinking that created it, so identify how the failure occurred, analyze ways to undo or salvage the mistake, choose the best path forward and communicate the way ahead.

"I think the question of technological dynamism isn't often examined, but when you look into it you see many problems, from transportation failures to the space program and the Concorde decommissioning to how the energy failure allows oil price shocks to undo the price improvements of the previous century.

It comes after the failure of several previous international attempts to undo the division of Mostar.

Three games in a row, with a chance to undo regular-season failures.

The failure of the congressional negotiations presents an opportunity to undo that mistake.

Administrators and teachers at Austin Polytech, which occupies two floors of a massive concrete building that once housed the failed Austin Community High School, have been working for four years to undo decades of neglect and failure.

Therefore, if one of the actions fails to complete or produces an error, the entire transaction fails and needs to undo all actions it performed before the failure.