Sentence examples for protracted failure from inspiring English sources
The whole protracted failure in meeting responsibilities happened on his watch; his responsibility cannot end in his comfortable retirement".
They have become the scapegoats for Labour's protracted failure to reduce inequality, and the targets of Conservative plans to downsize the welfare state.
Certainly all of us, after a protracted failure to fall asleep for whatever reason, have turned solemnly to our alarm clocks and performed that desperate arithmetic: If I fall asleep right now, I can still get four hours.
Mr. Davis quickly formed a new committee, Californians Against the Costly Recall -- a somewhat humorous name, since his protracted failure to lead the legislature to a budget deal cost California $20 million per day, according to independent state finance officials.
But a close examination of regulatory reviews, court records and security filings by The New York Times leaves little doubt that Mr. Trump's casino business was a protracted failure.
One near miss can increase the odds of protracted failure.Popularity is not destiny, fortunately.
In ovarian cancer, for example, it has been shown that response is less likely in patients who have failed the previous treatment after only a short interval compared to those who have a protracted failure-free interval [Gynecol. Oncol. 36 (1990) 207].
ICU-acquired weakness is identified in nearly one-half of patients with sepsis, multiorgan failure, or protracted mechanical ventilation [ 6].
The success rate for VBAC was 49.4% with the commonest (31.8%) reason for failure being protracted active phase of labour.
The prolonged duration of unoperated CHD suggested by the broad age range of the children in our study, in association with chronic hypoxaemia and/or chronic heart failure, and protracted suboptimal dietary intake, predispose to stunting in these patients.
The risk of CINMA is nearly 50% in a subset of ICU patients with sepsis, multiorgan failure, or protracted mechanical ventilation, but there were no data to support CINMA as an independent predictor of death.
