Sentence examples for modern failures from inspiring English sources

He wrote not only out of his own suffering and damage, but also out of his nation's, rooting his sense of America's modern failures in a framework of classical tragedy.

Here's his opener, an inspiring jeremiad against Sony's long-departed power and modern failures.

Our modern failure to properly connect eating with conviviality is sometimes manifest in restaurants.

Today's curtain of razor wire doesn't have such neat termini, but it is a stark and equally powerful symbol of a modern failure of European unity.

In Georgia, for instance, former Gov. Roy Barnes, a Democrat seeking to regain the job he lost eight years ago, told The Associated Press this week that he considered the law "to be the greatest failure, modern failure, of political leadership in my lifetime".

So it's come to this: the richest country in the hemisphere and the poorest, the first republic and the second, trapped together in the New World's most glaring modern failure, the war on drugs.

The gradual nature of the disaster was also more comforting, in some respects, compared with the nature of modern technological failures such as air crashes.

Against this backdrop, modern-day failures like Ssangyong — and a similarly acrimonious breakup between BOE Technology Group, a Chinese electronics company, and Hydis of South Korea — loom large in Korean minds.

Autonomic modulation is consequently an important issue of modern heart failure management.

But the fun of having him around again, if just to ponder the modern-day failure of the Socratic method, is worth the agony of watching him trip over his own feet or lose yet another intellectual argument with his wife.

For the modern industry, diagnostic failures have been an area where huge sums of money is wasted through increasingly high levels of unscheduled removals.