Sentence examples for of further failure from inspiring English sources

For the Six Nations champions, there were no monkeys removed from backs; no bogeys laid to rest, only the frustratingly familiar, forlorn feeling of further failure.

With two DNFs already this season and with the likelihood of further failures for Rosberg diminishing as the season progresses and the new technology is mastered, Hamilton needed a win and for the German to share some of his misfortune.

All but three of the drivers are represented by the Grand Prix Drivers Associationn (GPDA), which put out a statement on Thursday saying they would "immediately withdraw" from this race in the event of further failures.

Intracellular accumulation of toxic protein oligomers might in turn contribute to further failure of the autophagic system in cells, as aggregates might physically block vesicular trafficking by secondarily interacting with or sequestrating key elements involved in this process.

A vicious cycle ensues and leads to further failure of multiple organ functions.

MPs lambasted the Press Complaints Commission, describing its inquiry into the phone-hacking allegations as "simplistic, surprising and a further failure of self-regulation".

On Sunday, he stripped to the waist for a televised interview in which he showed the only outward sign of his medical condition: a scar of two inches, or five centimeters, where surgeons implanted a tiny instrument that should prevent any further failure of his heart.

Bone resorption and further failure of titanium implants are often associated to stress-shielding phenomenon.

Modelling suggests that further failure of the inner walls is likely and poses a significant hazard to tourists visiting the island; further outer slope failures are unlikely.

The combination of these variables with themselves is often meaningless (the predictive and dependent variables are collinear), however shunt failure has in itself a definite impact on the risk of further shunt failure.

While neuronal cells display a transient or "latent" phase recovery from the initial cerebral energy hit, this is followed 6 48 hours later by a secondary injury due to a wave of further energy failure; the formation of free radicals, proteases, and caspases which lead to permanent neuronal cell damage through necrosis and apoptosis [ 5].