Sentence examples for prolonged failure from inspiring English sources
Success has tended to be followed by prolonged failure but, as the Wales coach, Warren Gatland, celebrated over the weekend, he was preparing for an assault on the southern hemisphere.
Prolonged failure to return or renew loans will result in the raising of an invoice for the replacement cost of the item(s) plus fines and a handling charge for each item.
Yet Mr Raines's apparently close relationship with Mr Blair, and the paper's prolonged failure to unearth a pathological liar within its midst, has raised questions about what other "low points" might yet emerge.
Philadelphia traded Alexander after the 1917 season and entered into a period of prolonged failure that saw the team finish last or second to last in the NL in 24 of the 30 seasons from 1919 to 1947.
OTTAWA — After months of misery underlined by the declining market share of its BlackBerry phone in North America, a profoundly unsuccessful move into tablet computers and, just last week, a prolonged failure of its service for millions of users worldwide, Research in Motion has a new opportunity to convince the world that it remains relevant.
Prolonged failure... would almost surely derail the US recovery," said IMF economic counsellor Olivier Blanchard.
A short course of corticosteroid is usually administered to patients with rifampin-induced ATIN, and severe renal failure, prolonged renal failure, or crescentic nephritis increases the need for corticosteroids [ 21, 22].
Subsequently, when severe graft-versus-host disease, acute renal failure, cyclosporine neurotoxicity, prolonged respiratory failure, and bacteremia with Corynebacterium spp. resistant to β-lactam antimicrobial agents developed, the patient received a prolonged course of vancomycin.
Conversely, prolonged cardiopulmonary failure inevitably led to total, irreversible loss of brain function.
Severe cases of pulmonary aspiration of AC resulting in prolonged respiratory failure, death, empyema and bronchiolitis obliterans have been reported, but these are isolated case reports [114 117].
In adults, these include the change from a standard VV configuration to a VV-V, i.e. an extra drainage cannula, which will improve patient oxygen saturation or to V-VA, i.e. an extra arterial return catheter to augment circulatory function, which can be important in supporting the right ventricle during prolonged respiratory failure.
