Sentence examples for means failing from inspiring English sources

Failing to act on climate also means failing to stand up for our families' health.

Experimenting more means failing more, usually in public.

Each year, hundreds of soldiers are charged with various forms of dereliction, which essentially means failing to do one's job.

Occasionally, the sentinel node biopsy will give a false-negative result, which means failing to find cancer even though it is present.

The most obvious example of this attitude is the punishing of "bad women," where being bad means failing to give men what they want.

Major airlines have often engaged in predatory behavior at their hubs by undercutting the fares of new low-fare competitors, even if it means failing to cover their own costs.

He was an innovator after all, and if that sometimes meant he failed, it didn't mean failing without grace.

Political gridlock has meant failing public services.

Doing nothing would mean failing to live up to America's humanitarian obligations and harming America's regional interests.

The moral is clear: invest some time in trying things out, which may mean failing occasionally, if you want to maximise learning in the long run.

But that would mean failing to reckon with several recent London openings in which any jolliness on view moves very much toward murder or darkness — or everlasting hell.