Sentence examples for point of failing from inspiring English sources

When we already know that maternity, newborn, child, elderly care and mental health services are stretched to the point of failing, we have to ask: shouldn't we fix the problems in the NHS we already know about before we take on new challenges?

It made clear the consequences on the Hinkley Point project of failing to provide adequate financial assistance.

Despite these warnings, ExxonMobil was apparently contributing to misinformation campaigns denying the reality of global warming and, even more significantly from a legal point of view, failing to warn their investors that the company's main product was causing serious real-world problems.

I believe that the ambiguity of the state exams is a means to judge teachers, point to failing grades as proof of their incompetency and to show due cause that tenure should be eliminated.

Good point: the economic dimension of failing states in the region is too often neglected.

Table 5 shows the influence of annual sepsis volume and the presence of a MCU on predicted risk for in-hospital death for a male patient of median age (67 years) and median SAPS II score (45 points) and varying numbers of failing organs.

With 1.8 trillion euros in assets and 220 billion euros of cash on hand, Deutsche Bank, strictly by the numbers, would seem to be in no danger of failing — a point that the bank's chief executive, John Cryan, has been making repeatedly.

Some of these objections can plausibly be read as points about the unattractive consequences of failing to distinguish the Protagorean claim that bare sense-awareness is incorrigible (as the Unitarian Plato agrees) from the further Protagorean claim that judgements about sense-awareness are incorrigible (which the Unitarian Plato denies).

Merck has made it her mission to urge other vets to report and investigate suspected cases of animal abuse, incorporating a few cautionary tales of her own into her lectures to point up the often dire consequences of failing to do so.

The low probability of failing to identify point mutations (false negatives) on chr11 was discussed in the AAT1 section above.

Existing literature points to failing business models to explain part of the disappointing uptake.