Sentence examples for general failing from inspiring English sources

I have observed in my studies that a general failing of interviewers is their inability to document just what occurred in a talk.

The ratio, he said, was something like 35 attorneys general failing in bids for higher office to 5 who made it to such positions as governor or United States senator in recent years.

The second omission concerns how legalisation of hard drugs would actually work – a general failing of the movement which seeks solutions in legal and social policy rather than political economy.

In general, failing at death is worse than failing at life.

First of all, there is evidence that, in general, failing hearts have a reduced ratio between work performed and oxygen consumed (mechanical efficiency) [ 45].

THE decision by Turkey's highest court to ban the country's third-largest political party on the ground that its Islamic flavour flouts the secular constitution is yet another instance of Turkey's judges and generals failing to realise that tolerance rather than repression should be their nation's route to harmony and prosperity.

Considered alongside recent reports from Canada and the USA [8], [21], we are forced to conclude that the general media are generally failing to provide the public with complete and accurate information on new medical treatments.

"Compromise agreements are not drafted to prevent discussion about general failings that might impact on students.

Unsurprisingly the club's abject transfer failings in the Brazilian market mirrored their general failings on the field during this era.

Vernon, who is himself an agnostic, has made just such a case on behalf of the religious, and I'm afraid I find it all too representative of their general failings.

Although the general failings of the Peruvian logging system have been known for years, we present an up to date, comprehensive analysis to identify the geographic scale and legal violations related to the problem.