Sentence examples for litany of failures from inspiring English sources
The litany of failures scrolled in green computer writing down our screens.
A jury last year identified a litany of failures by both police and medical staff that contributed to Lewis's death.
But it is the litany of failures in policing the plan and its governance that has environmentalists really worried.
An independent commission on mental health and policing, chaired by Lord Victor Adebowale earlier this month, documented a litany of failures in policing.
The report is an inconvenient truth for the coalition government; it exposes a litany of failures which strike at the heart of the coalition government's education policy.
It exposes a litany of failures over a long period, including reliance on flawed intelligence assessments, lack of planning and insufficient foresight of obvious consequences.
Today there was a litany of failure.
More ominously, the study recited a familiar litany of failure.
This litany of failure makes it easier to stop trying.
They're racked with self-doubt and disappointment, a litany of failure and "broken plans".
It is all part of a depressing litany of failure for the N.H.L.'s Canadian teams over the last couple of decades.
