Sentence examples for most notable failures from inspiring English sources

In the realm of tall buildings the most notable failures in history, those of the WTC towers, widely accepted as fire induced failures, have not to any significant extent affected the way they are designed with respect to fire safety.

Among the most notable failures of the report – and the department – is the inability "to determine who issued the order to cancel bus service" at Mondawmin mall on 27 April, where hundreds of students found themselves stranded and face to face with lines of officers in riot gear, according to Lawrence Brown, a professor at Morgan State University who was involved in the protests.

Tellingly, one of the most notable failures of this kind of migration happened on the very ground where Israel sits today.

One of the most notable failures was the first time the drug TGN1412 was administered.

Its most notable failure concerned the land itself.

The most notable failure was "Girls Club," the quickly canceled drama from the Emmy Award-winning producer David E. Kelley.

But their latest and perhaps most notable failure — they are almost four months late in delivering a state budget during a fiscal crisis — has not come without a personal price.

The most notable failure was in Iraq.

In the end, The Bonfire of the Vanities became one of the most-notable failures in cinematic history.

It is their first such failure in six decades, the Azzurri joining Holland as Europe's most notable qualifying failures.

However all of these mouse models had shortcomings, of which the most notable is failure to exhibit degeneration of the nigrostriatal system, a key pathological feature of PD (Manning-Bog & Langston 2007).