Sentence examples for failures that face from inspiring English sources
What nearly every Californian wants is protection from the industrial shutdowns and air-conditioning failures that face them this summer.
Failures that mean already vulnerable individuals face increased insecurity have infuriated campaigners.
But Mr. Ortiz argues that the real penalty on the poor is not the extra penny or two his bill would add for a child's $4 meal or bag of chips.It is the risk of serious health complications -- like kidney failure, heart disease and blindness -- that face too many of the young and poor who eat too much of those convenient but unhealthy foods.
They learned about the health problems, like seizures and kidney failure, that Noa might face in her 20s.
Some academics, like Elizabeth Warren, a bankruptcy expert at Harvard Law School, argue that, contrary to the popular image of affluent boomers spending their way to consumer heaven, this is "the most vulnerable generation" because of the confluence of potential failures that they face, from the loss of a job to catastrophic illness to the effects of divorce and the need to care for aging parents.
It is these experiences that above all make all those hardships and failures that you face as a graduate researcher worthwhile and inspire you to continue the exploration.
The Senate bill explicitly mandates that a large financial firm that faces failure be allowed to fail".
Sadly the government's ultimate failure to follow through is also a failure to wake up to the urgency of the climate challenge that faces us.
The U.S. has for 15 years waged a war, even in the face of failure, that towers over anything the Europeans can field for any length of time.
It's not 'smart' I'm looking for, but in Dweck's words, students who are "hard-working, creative, and resilient in the face of failure". That's what makes truly great engineers.
