Sentence examples for phenomenal failure from inspiring English sources

In the above podcast, Christopher Fabian, co-lead of innovation at UNICEF, describes the "phenomenal failure rate" in the innovation unit's projects when they are built in New York.

In carefully studying the reasons for the phenomenal failure of the French project, the Nicaraguan route for the canal was gradually gaining preference in U.S. public opinion, and it was considered the American option.

In retrospect, Kris Kobach was a phenomenal failure as an immigration adviser to Mitt Romney: Mitt Romney took his biggest unexpected hits with Latinos and Asians, both very pro-immigrant groups that were completely turned off by the rhetoric on the Republican side about immigration.

Dupont Down Under was phenomenal in its failure.

Other phenomenal prices were paid — and other striking failures observed.

If it succeeds, then the project of reducing phenomenal properties to physical properties is doomed to failure.

Tempering his reaction to phenomenal success, Bolt wrote in 1962: "Success and failure: both of short duration.

"Unless we change the law, it'll label every school in the country a failure, even though there are lots of phenomenal schools out there," Mr. Duncan said.

The China we have known for 30 years has been a phenomenal success, but one with some increasingly evident weaknesses and failures.

One week we'd be on the edge of phenomenal success, and the next week we'd be on the brink of failure.

He does not skirt the issue of his previous failures to close the doors that he threw open with phenomenal scores.