Sentence examples for of professional failure from inspiring English sources

Sadly, the onslaught of professional failure was accompanied by equal measures of harrowing personal trauma.

Josh is, of course, very like Woody Allen's Cliff Stern, the documentary film-maker in Crimes and Misdemeanors (1989) who, at the nadir of professional failure, is forced to film a tribute to his hated brother-in-law, a highly successful man at home in the same world of tuxedo dinners and speeches from which Ben Stiller's Josh feels excluded.

Hammershoi had an early taste of professional failure when a marvellously accomplished portrait of his sister Anna, painted when he was only 21, was passed over by the Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen and the award was given to someone else.

If a pregnant woman voluntarily left one ANC clinic for another or one midwife for another, it was perceived as indication of professional failure.

Physician-related barriers include a reluctance to discuss hospice care because of fears about the patient's/family's reaction, difficulty in survival prediction, feelings of professional failure, and loss of control [ 43– 43].

There were examples of professional failures, involving GP and/or nurse misdiagnosis, or mis-attribution of pregnancy symptoms to lifestyle or medical causes: "I began to feel really sick and really unwell and lo and behold I was pregnant.

This paper examines the processes by which individuals work their sense of organizational and professional identity in the aftermath of a professional failure.

Fox said Climbié's case amounted to "a shocking tale of individual professional failure and systemic incompetence".

The man identified as the Greenwich Village gunman had a history of personal and professional failure.

The traditional medical approach to error and perceived underperformance has been to "name, shame and blame", which is based on the perception that medical mistakes should not be made, and are indicative of personal and professional failure [10, 30, 63].

They cite the case of a young journalist who tells the authors she had met Mr. Strauss-Kahn when she was researching a book on the professional failure of leaders.