Sentence examples for mark a failure from inspiring English sources
Summing up Captain Scarlet as "better puppets, bigger action and a huge step backwards in stories" compared to Thunderbirds, Peel disputes the claim that the next generation of puppets mark a failure on the part of the series, arguing that the increased realism could not have deterred an audience familiar with the previous design.
The collapse marks a failure of will and imagination not an inevitability.
It marks a failure of stewardship, since these soils will have to feed future generations.
He says that this has been a mistake and marks a failure of courage on his part.
Mr. Judt's dislike of the outcome of these debates hardly marks "a failure to consider a major issue in public policy".
We may retain the communal hope that a harmless, peaceful life should be sheltered within our nation's bold ramparts, but a failure of care always marks a failure of the American dream, as characters from Huckleberry Finn to The Great Gatsby's Nick Carraway have taught us.
Currently circulating on the internet is an anguished claim by a student in Brussels called Joseph Mbeka alleging he his thesis marked a failure when he cited Hochschild's book: 'My director turned his back on me.' Daniel Vangroenweghe, a Belgian anthropologist who also published a critical book about the period 15 years ago, says: 'Senior people tried to get me sacked at the time.
For Numenius it is primarily the disagreement of the Academic skeptics with Plato's allegedly dogmatic philosophy that marks a failure.
In general, a change of therapy accompanied by a viral genotype marks a failure of the previous treatment, which in turn was caused by resistance against the applied drugs.
As neither evil nor avoidable, violence, she argues, is "the mark of a failure which nothing can offset" (Pyrrhus and Cinéas, 77).
Labour, which is also opposed to Juncker, will claim that his nomination would mark a significant failure by Cameron on the grounds that he has once again misjudged Merkel.
