Sentence examples for frequent failing from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it is a frequent failing of Western organisations to measure developing countries in terms of their own institutions.

The most frequent failing organ system was the circulatory system, and 1562 had septic shock.

Frequent failing of classical treatments led to development of novel therapeutic strategies aiming at managing advanced forms of this skin cancer.

Nevertheless, frequent failing of conventional treatments led to development of novel therapeutic strategies for improvement of long-term palliation or cure of melanoma.

Another batch of previously unpublished documents shows frequent failings at 24 plants operated by Pilgrim's Pride who recently bought the British chicken giant Moy Park.

Boris Johnson really could be in Downing Street within the decade, where perhaps the experience of being suspended on a zip wire might inform his attitude the frequent failings of public transport policy towards people in wheelchairs.

It is chilling to think that the Administration had, this utter contempt for the Constitution and for reporters who try to tell the public about the frequent failings of government.

One way to think about the federal bureaucracies now, and to understand their frequent failings, is as a collection of institutions put together when there was a lot of co-operation between parties, trying to function when there is very little.

Perhaps the most frequent human failing we encounter is drink leading to early death.

Nothing's too good for frequent fliers, even failing to implement Windows in Kiosk mode.

Some of those he helped send to Congress have disappointed him and are targets of his frequent barbs for failing to cut spending and promote tax simplification.