Sentence examples for predictable failure from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the predictable failure in Enniskillen shows there has been little progress since the first Geneva conference in June 2012.

As the culls limped towards their predictable failure, another environment secretary might have dumped them – and Truss should.

Landing a place below The East with £44,800 from 112 cinemas, Stand Up Guys, starring Al Pacino and Christopher Walken, was a predictable failure.

The trouble is that the responsible policies aren't — the austerity program that has defined being Serious in Europe is an abject (and predictable) failure.

Rather than wring our hands over some fusty publication's predictable failure to include women, maybe a better response is to simply let them become less relevant while the vital conversations take place elsewhere?

The government's decision to greenlight aviation expansion (Chris Grayling: decision on airport expansion to be made on Tuesday, theguardian.com, 23 October) is a predictable failure, but not an acceptable one.

By contrast, in actual policy making, no attention is paid to 'potentially unjust' refusals to cooperate (even if some may be paid to predictable failures of cooperation).

Proactively dealing with adverse and favorable events that may arise during everyday operations might prevent, for example: delay on deployment of services, cost overrun in activities, predictable failures of handled resources, and, consequently, waste of money.

After all, all it took was the predictable and predicted failure of an inadequate stimulus plan to convince our political elite that stimulus never works, and that we should pivot immediately to austerity, never mind three generations' worth of economic research telling us that this was exactly the wrong thing to do.

The tacit belief that large schools were unreformable meant that Jamaica's sliding numbers looked to some experts like predictable educational failure; to the faculty, those numbers looked like what happens when a school is asked to educate a challenging population without the necessary tools.

He conducted a dramatic demonstration at a televised hearing, confronting an evasive NASA witness by dunking a piece of rubber seal in a glass of ice water to show how predictable the failure of the booster rocket's rubber seal might have been on the freezing morning of Challenger's launch.