Sentence examples for most public failure from inspiring English sources

But first, the Seahawks must return to the place Hasselbeck calls "the greatest venue in all of sports," to the scene of his most public failure.

(His most public failure was the 1998 Broadway musical "The Capeman," which folded after eight weeks, and is thought to have lost eleven million dollars. Walcott wrote the book and co-wrote the lyrics with Paul Simon).

"I have to have the arrogance that I perhaps have to believe that the outgrowth of verse theatre matters". (His most public failure was the 1998 Broadway musical "The Capeman," which folded after eight weeks, and is thought to have lost eleven million dollars. Walcott wrote the book and co-wrote the lyrics with Paul Simon).

A rough-and-ready rule of drug-making is that for every 10,000 molecules screened in a given programme in the laboratory, only one will survive to launch.The most public failures are those drugs that make it into clinical trials, and then stumble.

For most Presidents, the public failure of a central pillar of foreign policy would be humbling, but Trump is disconnected from the details of diplomacy, and he directed his frustration, via Twitter, toward China: "So much for China working with us - but we had to give it a try!" Now the U.S. and China can, in theory, start the real work of forging a response to the Korean crisis.

In his first annual report, he made a list of the organization's goals, including this one: "End failure of most public health and welfare agencies to provide birth control services".

Private equity strikes a different trade-off between success and failure from that in most public companies.

The defining failure of Bill Clinton's presidency is that his most public expression of anger in nearly eight years in office did not serve to galvanize public sentiment on poverty or health care or racial injustice.

The two legislative branches came up with federal standards for adequate student progress that proved unworkable, with studies later showing they would rank most public schools around the country, including those most successful in raising student achievement, as failures.

But the most public attention came from the House Banking Committee, whose new chair Henry B. Gonzalez held 50 hours of hearings into the Lincoln failure and associated events.

A very public failure.