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.
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.
For Numenius it is primarily the disagreement of the Academic skeptics with Plato's allegedly dogmatic philosophy that marks a failure.
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 ability of the Nigerian underwear bomber to board a commercial airline in December 2009 marked an intelligence failure for the entire intelligence community, but there was no serious attempt to examine the breakdown in coordination between five or six intelligence agencies, let alone pursue accountability.
Since the qRT-PCR reactions were set up to run for 40 cycles, a well was marked as a "failure" when, for the same miR, a Ct = 40 was recorded for one plate and a Ct < 40 was recorded for the duplicate.
After all, in the case of many Americans, if you leave the provinces only to return home, you are marked as a failure.
And concede that, contrary to common misconception, the euro zone has outperformed America on employment over that period, even if its productivity growth has been slower.By other measures, though, Mr Trichet's tenure is marked by a failure to perceive the processes that culminated in the current crisis.
"Questioning is often marked by a failure to challenge inconsistencies and illogical officer explanations, as well as leading questions favorable to the officer".
