Sentence examples for it represented a failure from inspiring English sources

It also took a dim view of the magazine's decision not to contact Rawson's representatives prior to publication, ruling that it represented a failure to take care over the accuracy of the story.

For Fineberg and Neustadt, it represented a failure of both policy and implementation — they argue that systematized policy-making (essentially stockpiling vaccine and watching and waiting, as the C.D.C. is doing today) would have been the better course of action.

David Cameron has said he "shares the frustration" of KM Group's failure to get regulatory clearance to buy seven newspapers in Kent, but denied it represented a failure of the government's supposed relaxation of merger rules to help struggling local publishers.

In his first public comments since his surge announcement, Obama denied it represented a failure of early reliance on air strikes and said the deployment announced on Friday night "signals a new phase" in his campaign against Isis - also known as Isil.

Getting right to the point, the decline of the dollar wasn't rooted in a failure to "adjust the monetary base" as much as it represented a failure on the part of the Nixon administration to maintain the standard.

It represented a failure of senators to represent their constituents, honor the constitution and 'establish justice, insure domestic tranquility and promote the general welfare of the American people.

But for the most part, Shadow IT represents a failure of the traditional IT model, in which business people are expected to do their work only with tools provided by the company.

It represents a failure of stewardship and a serious external threat.

It represents a failure of governance, and the failure of the governed to change it by democratic means.

But the crisis also has a spiritual dimension, for, as is the case with all sinful conduct, it represents a failure to comport with divine law and the teachings of the church.

"Psychological name-calling is an impotent avoidance of our responsibility as citizens, and it represents a failure to try to get insight into us, which is much more important".