Sentence examples for owing to the failure of from inspiring English sources
The consensus has now broken down, owing to the failure of the status quo on many fronts, and the fundamental question has reasserted itself.
The President had ordered him, the General said, on the Senator's recommendation and owing to the failure of conventional weapons, to strike the Martians with a nuclear missile.
There is a conceptual barrier to understanding the problems that officials might face in regulating crowdfunding, owing to the failure of prevailing economic models to account for the manipulative and devious aspects of human behaviour.
Most individuals associated with the project, including O'Brien, agree that the film will probably never be made, owing to the failure of Shock Treatment and the aging of the cast.
Nowadays, this disease remains incurable, owing to the failure of all currently available treatments, including surgical resection and chemotherapy, to substantially improve patients' survival.
Owing to the failure of public/municipal water supply scheme, the people had to depend on the groundwater resources and consequently the water level is gradually declining.
Born into a family with a strong commitment to alleviating poverty, she herself grew up in straitened circumstances owing to the financial failure of her father.
Furthermore, owing to the investigation of RFFF failure caused by venous thrombus within superficial veins, the deep vein system has become the preferred method [17].
The addition of H2O would cause adverse effects of liquid liquid phase separation and nanofibrosis failure owing to the hydrophilicity of glycolidyl units.
Like other modern day process industries, most cement manufacturing operations are continuously sorting after state-of-the-art failure identification and analysis approaches that can help avert the reoccurrence of failures, owing to the huge costs of downtime associated with critical plant assets such as the rotary kilns.
Even the UK's own state security agencies previously warned of the risk of intelligence failures owing to the acquisition of too much data.
