Sentence examples for failures that mean from inspiring English sources

Failures that mean already vulnerable individuals face increased insecurity have infuriated campaigners.

It revealed a series of police failures that meant the decision to continue with the operation was "not reasonable" and that "grave risks were created both for police and public which should have been avoided".

The last time around, after the 2009 rocket failure, that meant a nuclear test.

Though HCR is designed for restoring network connectivity after a single-node failure, that means it can only deal with a single-node failure at a time and handle the sequential node failures.

In practice it means attempting to prevent all failures, and that means larger asset distortions, not fewer.

Based on the obtained theoretical results, an approach to detect failures that affect the mean and variance of the innovation sequence have been considered.

So he actually sometimes would reward failure because that means that you have pushed yourself.

So even if you have a higher failure rate, that means a lot of businesses are still being created and thriving".

In other words, there's a 30 percent chance of failure, and that means a very real risk of taking the fish to commercial extinction".

His was a very public failure and that meant dealing with a hit to his pride alongside everything else he felt.

"By contrast, in the Valley, if you have a failure, that usually means that you have learned something.