Sentence examples for its lapse from inspiring English sources

Rather than grounding the planes immediately when it discovered its lapse, Southwest kept operating them from March 15 to March 23 , 2007 on 1,451 more flights.

It demands that the New York Times acknowledge its lapse in judgment for publishing Johnson's contentious reviews.

"Mad Men" was once seen as the golden child of contemporary television, but the fact that voters have responded to its lapse is, frankly, refreshing, even if it is still a wonderful show.

We're number two! Down to the wire The invisible enemy ReprintsThe government can probably withstand any political flak from its lapse into deficit.

He repudiates the sentimentalist's wayward account of moral judgment, and its lapse into observer-dependent moral properties.

I feared its lapse would silence the voices that are hardest to hear in our country: the economically and socially marginalized, the children, the indigenous.

In the short term he needs to hold China to its promises and to scold it for its lapses: Mrs Clinton should have taken it to task over Tibet and human rights when she was there.

As morose if not morally unsavory as it is to contemplate, one suspects that The New York Post, whatever its lapses, would happily report on the attempted assassination of any number of American artists.

It is not to say the TSA doesn't have its lapses.

As the seasons have passed, its lapses into preachiness and formulaic plotting have increased.

However, administration of the depot had its lapses after World War II.