Sentence examples for nations failure from inspiring English sources

"For a country which relies so heavily on trade with G7 nations, failure to act could lead to economic difficulties and may deter western countries from investing," he said.

After the ban of Afghanistan, calls swelled in 2008 for Olympic bans of Saudi Arabia and Qatar due to the nations' failure to include women on their Olympic teams.

Conversely, for many otherwise vibrantly democratic developing nations, failure to achieve a reasonable standard of population health is a major impediment to achieving just political arrangements.

Great champions inspire a nation; failure at the top has a slight depressive effect on the masses.

A family epidemic is sweeping our nation: failure to launch syndrome.

Among the many problems cited: growing inequality between rich and poor people and rich and poor nations; the failure of law and ethics to keep pace with advances in science; environmental pollution; and the rapid spread of financial instability from one country to another.

This goal was attained by discouragingly few nations; a failure that some suggest may be rooted in inadequate investments in health and limited improvements in the strength and functioning of health systems [ 35].

It is a stark metaphor, as suggested by Jerry Lewis Emeritus Professor of Sociology at Kent State, for our nation's failure to deal effectively with the deep political and social issues that so sharply divide us.

Non-economic measures of social well-being get little recognition, and it is gloomily assumed that one nation's success is inevitably another nation's failure.

Military suicides are the starkest gauge of our nation's failure to care adequately for those who served in uniform.

A nation's failure to cooperate in the aftermath of a cyber incident must imply a degree of culpability.