Sentence examples for practice of failure from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most important report on what the Treasury was up to in the 1990s – prepared in the teeth of some of most dangerous financial crises of the mid-1990s, and published as American Finance for the 21st Century in late 1998 in the wake of the Asian crisis – made a sharp distinction between the old practice of "failure prevention" and the new one of "failure containment".

In practice, of course, failure to provide an honorarium at a level deemed appropriate is likely to result in a mini peasants' revolt with your despicable miserliness bruited to a roomful of diners.

In approaching the study and practice of heart failure (HF) management, authors recognise that the patient doctor relationship has a central role in engaging patients in their care.

Nevertheless, in our clinical practice the incidence of failure is low and other solutions involving the use of polyethylene have proven equally valid.

The Swefot trial reflects two important characteristics of German practice: failure of MTX therapy (even though failure of a second DMARD would be required in Germany) and comparison to O'Dell's triple treatment.

This practice reduces foundations' risks of failure, he writes - but may also lead to less significant achievement.

In clinical practice, the failure of locoregional therapy, such as TACE, led to the use of sorafenib.

"I believe we are the best place in the world to fail (we have plenty of practice!), and failure and invention are inseparable twins," that chief executive, Jeff Bezos, wrote in a recent letter to shareholders.

Distributed approaches are usually preferable, as a centralized fusion center in practice represents a single point of failure against the operability of the entire CR network.

The top reinforcement at the critical support locations, as determined using the deterministic design procedures based on ODOT's standard practice, for predicting of probability of failure is analyzed.

Don't forget the value of failure and practice.