Sentence examples for regarded as failure from inspiring English sources

6. King adopts this passage from On Being a Real Person: "From one point of view this may be regarded as failure to grow up.

And, it should be added, if Liverpool do finish fourth this should not be regarded as failure after last season.

As a generalization, coverage of less than this percentage is not tolerable and can be regarded as failure.

Some may argue that a "tragic victory" should be regarded as failure because protestors have paid a huge price and thus be coded as 0.4 instead of 0.6.

Nevertheless, much of Rhodes's tour, according to A. A. Thomson, "may be fairly regarded as failure".

Repeated debridement was not regarded as failure.

Some, like beryllium, which is highly toxic without special treatment, have already been tried and are generally regarded as failures.

But apart from the South Bronx, Mr. Logue's efforts in New York City, at the behest of Mayor John V. Lindsay, are widely regarded as failures.

They're still regarded as failures.

As exemplified above, poor results, often regarded as failures, are invaluable as part of the learning process (Berwick 1998), because they support an understanding of challenges encountered and illuminate possible refinements to both goal steps and changes to promote desired outcomes.

They were the first bridges of their type to be built in England, and were his only bridges to be regarded as "failures".