Sentence examples for fatal failing from inspiring English sources

That may be BlogRank's fatal failing.

And that, in the later stages of these competitions, is a fatal failing.

Yet even in this first book Woodward gives a clear foreshadowing of the most fatal failing of the White House.

A common and often fatal failing of this kind of book -- a suspense novel set against epic atrocities like the Holocaust and World War II -- is the trivialization of the historical framework with a fictional story.

Standing up to extremists might prove dangerous – even fatal – but failing to act is proving so anyway.

ICA, however, has a fatal flaw of failing to identify structures with higher damping.

In his quixotic attempt at democracy, Madero made the fatal error of failing to shoot his enemies before they shot him.

The fatal mistake was failing to deal with an economy with too few savings, too concentrated in too few sectors and regions of the UK, and too based around cheap credit.

The new Jimi Hendrix biopic starring André 3000 in the lead role succeeds despite the potentially fatal flaw of failing to secure the rights to the rock legend's music.

This flaw is fatal, for it means failing to acknowledge that the food system itself is broken.

Even ordinary cars might spontaneously accelerate to fatal, uncontrollable speeds, with brakes failing to respond.