Sentence examples for failures committed from inspiring English sources
BP listed a number of failures committed onboard the rig, which was operated by Transocean.
There had been many failures committed in his name, especially as he became older and more remote from the democratic processes that he had helped begin.
After some tough weeks of self-reflection, Ovens came face-to-face with his failures, committed to learning and growth, and launched his fourth company: a business consulting firm.
At the Copenhagen climate conference in December, the president — who did much to rescue that meeting from failure — committed this country to a 17 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2020.
With Monday's action, the President recognized Washington's past failures and committed the federal government to strong action.
1962 Moscow Delays Abolition of Taxes MOSCOW — The Soviet Union, facing another farm failure and committed to a vast guns-before-butter program, faced part of the bitter truth today [Sept. 24].
Alternatively, in the presence of major perturbations in the cell cycle regulatory machinery, such as DNA damage, normal cells attempt to repair such damage, or in the case of failure, commit apoptosis.
Even in circumstances where the culture could be described as hostile to failure, these folks had the inner courage to name the failure and commit to learning from it.
Law enforcement officials believe that the successes achieved in some parts of the State are attributable primarily to a combination of dedicated and competent personnel and adequate legal tools, and that the failure to do more in New York has resulted primarily from the failure to commit additional resources of time and men.
