Sentence examples for genuine failure from inspiring English sources

She's willing to risk genuine failure, and her reward — our reward — is that richest and rarest thing, genuine poetry.

This enduring "sex difference in competitiveness," he concludes, "must be considered a genuine failure for the sociocultural conditions hypothesis" that the personality gap will shrink as new roles open for women.

It must not treat VM termination as failure but it must always detect genuine failure.

Nonetheless most philosophers of physics seem to have concluded that if spacetime points do have primitive identity then the substantivalist who is committed to them must regard the failure of haecceitistic determinism as a genuine failure of determinism.

Instead it has bought a large part of Standard Bank of South Africa and controlling shares in banks in Macau and Indonesia.Some of the reaction is an understandable response to genuine failures.

The media law has not been effective in addressing the genuine failures of the media in Hungary today - the protection of individuals from hate campaigns, the turgid tabloid torrent - but Mr Orban lost many friends when he tried to "make order" in the media.

Part of our problem is genuine institutional failure.

It said it had "doubts that the project suffers from a genuine market failure" and it would assess whether the nuclear plant could in fact be built without government support.

Silins (2005) also argues that at the doxastic level it's much less clear that we still have a genuine contrast between failures of transmission and failures of closure.

Rated 14% on the critical aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, it's the first genuine big-budget failure of 2016.

"There has been a genuine and profound failure to understand that our mandate is in international law and that ministers are implementing domestic law," Triggs said.