Sentence examples for historic failures from inspiring English sources

And he said the disappointing budget picture reflected the state's historic failures in managing its finances.

It's one of Labour's great historic failures that nurtures Ukip's appeal.

Redressing the profound historic failures in relation to women means having to take special steps and the government should be upfront about this.

Jeff Green is now the new Conservative leader of Wirral council, following the ejection of Steve Foulkes and his cabinet, under which an independent review into adult social at the authority catalogued historic failures in the department.

Alan Yentob, the chair of trustees at the high-profile charity for 19 years, was criticised in a report into the charity's collapse by Jenkin's committee for his repeated denials that there had been historic failures in its financial management.

Alan Yentob, the chair of trustees at the high-profile charity for 19 years, was criticised for his repeated denials that there had been historic failures in its financial management.

That, for me, is the big historic failure.

First, the historic failure to clamp down on those inciting hatred.

That could turn out to be a historic failure of leadership.

Under Labour's plans, companies would be liable for historic failure to cut prices when wholesale costs have gone down.

Not long ago, Ryan Lizza wrote about Clinton's aura of inevitability and the historic failure of most challenges to strong front-runners.