Sentence examples for how it falls from inspiring English sources

What it lacks, for now, is the self-awareness to see how it falls short of its own ideal, and the creativity necessary to transform its self-conception into victory, governance, results.

That's how it falls into place.

Medical experts said the institute's study, regardless of how it falls, was likely to have a significant impact on patient safety, device effectiveness and the speed at which new products reached the market.

So little is taught about this subject in the public schools, and so much still needs to be learned by those who have not quite figured out the nature of derivatives and other financial instruments, that the museum is both welcome in what it attempts and disappointing in how it falls short.

"There is no reason in principle [why] the UK could not continue to be a leader on climate, and we would very strongly urge the UK to do that, but I think it's going to take a while to see how it falls out".

It would be of interest to study the correlation between pairs of geoelectric time series and how it falls off as a function of increasing site separation.

The wide-ranging interview touches upon everything from Google's origins and how it fell upon its advertising business model by accident to how search and other technologies will change society over the next twenty years.

It remains unclear how it fell into Nazi hands.

What I hear when I listen now, many years later, is the music we played, rather than how it fell short of what I would have liked".

"We kind of got close" to opening the agency, Mr. Seinfeld said, "and I don't remember how it fell apart".

In a separate development, UK parenting site Mumsnet has provided fresh details about how it fell victim to the bug.