Sentence examples for internal failings from inspiring English sources

But A.I.G.'s cash needs and internal failings were in many ways far more serious than those of other institutions.

Whether China will fulfill this destiny or, like Japan, will be tripped up by internal failings remains to be seen, but China will undeniably be a deal-making force for years.

Benchmark claims the board approved these board seats without seeing crucial information about some of the company's internal failings that should have been provided to it by Kalanick and the company.

The AKP will now have to form a coalition government or stage snap elections, and some opponents have alleged that the war on terror is designed to boost its appeal to nationalists and divert attention from internal failings should the latter scenario play out. .

The AKP will now have to form a coalition government or stage snap elections, and some opponents have alleged that the war on terror is designed to boost its appeal to nationalists and divert attention from internal failings should the latter scenario play out.

So, again, Equifax has managed to dodge worse consequences over the 2017 breach, despite the hack resulting from its own internal process failings after it failed to patch a server that was known to be vulnerable for months — thereby giving hackers a soft-spot to attack and swipe data on 147 million consumers.

And while his journalistic sins were grave, as were the internal newsroom failings that allowed him to thrive, it was hard to imagine that the story was fascinating enough to a mass audience to sustain five weeks of cliffhanger coverage.

By opting to make a stand at this point, when by the corporation's own admission it still has very significant internal efficiency failings – which are potentially worth far more in terms of savings if remedied than switching BBC3 online – the BBC has opened a vulnerable flank to attack.

However it does concede that the breach itself was the result of internal process failings, given that a file containing historical consumer information which should have been deleted was not.

And for us too, internal spiritual failings contribute to their power: greed; idolatry of the Automobile and other destructive luxuries; contempt for the non-human life-forms of our planet; cynicism, hopelessness and sloth in the face of the Imperial Corporation.

Mr. Levin cited the internal report's failings in his questioning of Michael Cavanagh, a task force member and co-C.E.O. of JPMorgan's corporate and investment bank.