Sentence examples for reflection of failure from inspiring English sources

"These basically are abandoned buildings, eyesores, a reflection of failure," said a City Council member, Bill Perkins.

The higher proportion of early PTB in women with the IL10 ATA haplotype may also be a reflection of failure of tocolysis in the presence of infection [ 26].

The failing newspapers are a reflection of our failure to keep my generation interested in issues of national and international importance.

The Govan defeat, he wrote, was "a reflection of our failure to discuss constitutional questions, which are at the core of the devolution argument".

Analysts say the demonstrations are a reflection of the failure of the parliamentary system to repair the fractures in Thai society since the administration of Thaksin Shinawatra, the former prime minister removed in the 2006 military coup.

So it is up to the most integrated parts of it to show leadership.That the ECB should take such a central role is in many ways a reflection of the failure of the euro-zone's political leaders to bring the debt crisis under control in more than two years of emergency summits and bail-outs.

David Cameron's sudden crackdown on EU "benefit tourism" six weeks before Romanians and Bulgarians get unrestricted access to the British and European labour markets is a sad reflection of ministers' failure to tackle increasing fears that have been voiced all year over their arrival.

David Cameron's sudden crackdownon EU "benefit tourism" six weeks before Romanians and Bulgarians get unrestricted access to the British and European labour markets is a sad reflection of ministers' failure to tackle increasing fears that have been voiced all year over their arrival.

That Mr Museveni is even willing to try is a reflection of the failure of the media, human rights groups, and diplomats to push back against the dubious landslide victories credited this year to Prime Minister Meles Zenawi of Ethiopia, as well as to Mr Kagame.Negotiations with oil companies appear to have been tough and in Uganda's national interest.

"The far more important question is why inflation is anywhere near 0% in the first place: in our view, the inconvenient truth for policymakers is that, in large part, that is a reflection of the failure of policy, both fiscal and monetary".

That realization was surprising, a reflection of my failure to connect what I know about other places around the world where climate, acidification, and consequential other forces have brought other species to crisis.