Sentence examples for has failed to design from inspiring English sources

Mother Nature has failed to design humans for long life.

Their report concluded: "The sovereign debt and refugee crises prove that Europe has failed to design institutions that are robust enough to weather difficult times".

Yet power generation, and especially generation that relies on renewables, requires diversification; Venezuela has failed to design its electrical infrastructure in a way that accounts for the natural unpredictability of energy sources like hydro, solar, and wind.

At the time, even theJapanese had failed to design such a bellows.

Having failed to design auctions that encourage new entrants, cable TV companies looking to add mobile service to their TV and broadband packages will have fewer potential partners, he said.

In New York, the state education department cut staff responsible for addressing school facilities by half and has failed to improve school design standards.

As we have discussed above, although the WCP optimization-based criterion has been successfully applied to the robust design of filter-and-sum beamformers, it has failed to work for the design of robust FSBB due to its over-conservativeness.

Campaigners are furious because the US has failed to back two major initiatives designed to combat tax avoidance and money laundering.

Bruce Fein, a Republican legal activist, told me that he regards Addington as an adequate lawyer but an inadequate student of American history, because he believes that Addington has failed to understand that the Founders designed the U.S. government specifically to insure that the executive would not have unlimited power.

Much of the potential for fine-mapping in crops has remained largely unrealized, because progress in mapping population design has failed to match rapid advances in genotyping technologies.

Policy development and program design has failed to take account of this in using ACSC as a mechanism for identifying preventable admissions and targeting of health interventions.