Sentence examples for from the failings from inspiring English sources

However, Parry also welcomed the Co-op's proposals as a "welcome break from the failings of the past".

He is almost obsessive in his disdain for this group, which he holds responsible for everything from the failings of the BBC to the war in Iraq.

The images suffer from the failings one might expect of any cell-phone picture: a bit haphazard, sometimes blurry, the colors washed out rather than stained in.

In the last few weeks, Mr Hardwick's focus on criminal justice has shifted from the failings of the police to those of the penal system.

The wider NHS has much to learn from the failings in Mid Staffordshire and must take urgent action to ensure that such a scenario never occurs again.

At least some of Mr. Brown's success that year stemmed from the failings of his Democratic opponent, Martha Coakley, and some from a Democratic power grab to change succession laws in the state in 2009.

Ludendorff suffered from the failing of all dictators: he wasn't adaptable enough.

In those places, the law will mainly serve to give priority to students from the failing schools.

The syndicalist challenge stemmed, to some degree, from the failing fortunes of pure-and-simple unionism in the early decades of the 20th century.

Some of the most valuable assets United has abroad are its landing slots at Heathrow and at Narita Airport in Tokyo, which were bought from the failing Pan American World Airways.

At the Business and Finance High School, a small academy created from the failing George Washington High School in Washington Heights, Owen Fisher, a new Spanish teacher, was dismayed.