Sentence examples for having failed to build from inspiring English sources

Renault needs a premium brand, having failed to build one itself.

Now, having failed to build a decent education system, it has accumulated between 10,000 and 40,000 madrassas up to 20% of which, according to a World Bank study, teach fighting skills.

Having failed to build on the success of 2013 and capture this year's spring title (won by Minnesota United), it now looks like the "Boys in Green" will make the playoff as either the third or fourth seeds.

Hicks and Gillett bought the club in February 2007 but have been the subject of intense criticism from a number of supporters' groups, having failed to build the promised new stadium and for also plunging Liverpool into huge debts which currently stand at £237m owed to the Royal Bank of Scotland and Wachovia.

Christensen's logic here seems to be that the industry's labor arrangements can have played no role in U.S. Steel's struggles — and are not even worth mentioning — because U.S. Steel's struggles must be a function of its having failed to build minimills.

"Having broken their promises on tuition fees to young people, having failed to build the economy that will work for them, having short-changed their future, this is David Cameron's and Nick Clegg's final insult to young people," he will say.

Europe's governments have failed to build support for EMU.

"They've failed to build the homes that Londoners need.

The reason is simple: for decades, successive governments have failed to build enough homes.

"The Americans have failed to build a single sustainable institution here," he said.

In most of continental Europe, it has failed to build much presence.