Rooney missed the start of Euro 2012 through suspension after being sent off in a qualifier in Montenegro and while he was actually one of England's better performers at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil and at last summer's Euro 2016 in France, the abiding memory will be of abject humiliation on both occasions - failure to reach the knockout stage then a last-16 exit to Iceland.
On other occasions, failure by hospital teams to inform the COPD staff that a re-admission had taken place resulted in patients not being seen as quickly as intended and, in turn, extended the patient's time in a hospital bed.
However, the fact that the bacterial pathogens investigated were not found in those samples may also have been due to other factors, e.g. shedding of the agent did not coincide with the sampling occasion, failure to detect the causative agent, some cases of diarrhoea might not be associated with infectious agents but, instead, due to management or to nutritional factors.
Often referred to as the Great Drought, this climatic event probably occasioned crop failures and shortages of drinking water, creating difficulties in provisioning the concentrated population living in the cliff dwellings.
What is billed as "million dollar" roasted chicken for two cost $32 and occasioned a service failure you wouldn't expect if you were paying 99 cents.
Notwithstanding § 401(a), Jerry can be liable to investors for negligence occasioned by his failure to examine the financial statements and catch the fraud.
A flight from junk could also result from a financial panic, occasioned, perhaps, by failures among the speculators who borrow at short-term rates and lend at long-term ones, an activity known as the carry trade.
Washington, namely the Federal Transit Administration, has already stepped in to take temporary control of safety oversight and upgrades at Metro's rail operations, in an extreme step occasioned by local jurisdictions' failure to fill that role effectively.
Jeff Miller, who chairs the House Veterans Affairs Committee, says he and veterans' organisations are "in a position of defence" against any potential cuts, and says he worries about the effects of the big and supposedly mandatory defence cuts occasioned by the supercommittee's failure last month to reach agreement on the deficit.
Most importantly, on several occasions, the failure load is higher than the predicted shear lag failure modes.
Webster's New Millennium Dictionary defines it as staircase wit, a literal translation of the French "l'esprit de l'escalier," a phrase that originated from social occasions where failure in repartee could result in banishment from the drawing room.
