Sentence examples for failures that produce from inspiring English sources

King (pp. 345 6) claims, first, that there is a very simple syntactic explanation for the substitution failures that produce ungrammaticalities: such verbs don't take NP complements at all, and so don't take nominal complements, which are NP complements.

Almost as soon as the retooled inspection stations opened in 1999, they were plagued by computer malfunctions and equipment failures that produced long lines of angry drivers.

Greg DiLoreto, a former president of the American Society of Civil Engineers, said the combination of polluted water, aging pipes and regulatory failure that produced Flint isn't likely to be reproduced elsewhere.

Rather, it comes from pinstriped apologists for a financial system that glides along without enough of the discipline of failure and that produces soaring inequality, socialist bank bailouts and unaccountable executives.

"It's the kind of failure that can produce stigma, so no one wants to acknowledge it.

He also branded deregulation a "dangerous and colossal failure" that had produced an "energy nightmare", and raised the spectre of some sort of state control over power distribution and generation assets.His speech did not, therefore, do anything to improve the crisis.

Just the opposite: It shows how a broken system produces spectacular failures that are bad for defendants and victims alike.

We need open doors that encourage people to get help for their problems, whether it is for illegal or legal drugs, and not insist on inflexible and rigid standards that produce more failure and low self-esteem while driving people away from life-saving programs.

However, there have already been reports of therapeutic failures of imipenem-cilstatin in strains that produce multiple β-lactamases [ 17].

A perceptive chapter on "cultural lock-in" deals with blind spots that produce "a collective failure of the mental processes" at a vulnerable giant like I.B.M. in the 1980's as personal computers swept the industry.

Until educational reformers are willing to expand their dialogue to include attacking inequality head-on, we will continue to use narrow and ineffectual strategies that produce frustration and failure.