Sentence examples for pivotal failure from inspiring English sources

It criticizes Mr. Greenspan for advocating deregulation and cites a "pivotal failure to stem the flow of toxic mortgages" under his leadership as a "prime example" of negligence.

It points to the Federal Reserve's "pivotal failure" to rein in reckless mortgage lending, and to the Securities and Exchange Commission's lax supervision of investment banks.

Alan Greenspan, the anti-regulation Fed chairman who was in charge until 2006, is accused in the report of "a pivotal failure" to stop subprime mortgage lending getting out of control.

Second, we address pivotal market failures that arise in the course of implementing the economic potential of RE sources in decentralized markets.

One in which the author invents an illegitimate son for Adams who not only plays a part in his father's most momentous triumphs and failures but is also a pivotal figure in the feud between the two men?

So there was no shortage of consternation on Saturday morning, when a rift between branches of the environmental movement appeared to have contributed to the failure of pivotal negotiations aimed at completing a pioneering climate treaty.

India played a pivotal role in the failure of a resolution against Syria's government, the article says, when it along with several other developing nations abstained from voting.

In such cases, the strain rate's effect on the coating fatigue failure is pivotal.

Post hazard surveys indicate connections that form the load path from sheathing to framing to foundation play a pivotal role in the failure modes of these non-engineered structures.

The pivotal incursion was the failure of this country's leaders to begin abolitionist policy implementation when the rest of developing Western nations began to do so.

Mechanical ventilation is a pivotal therapy for respiratory failure, although overinflation may injure the lung [ 1- 3].