Sentence examples for seen as having failed from inspiring English sources

Say Mr Bush's presidency was widely seen as having failed by 2004, because the economy was in the tank.

"One has to wonder, if their proposed site is seen as having failed the Museum of London, then why would it not fail as a music venue?

Five years after it began to blow up, that market can be seen as having failed twice — once before the housing crisis began and again when the crisis was at its peak.

The former was the scene of some breaks with convention and a shift toward populist politics, while the October congress was widely seen as having failed to achieve the complete consolidation of power by Pres.

Capitalism was widely seen as having failed between the world wars, while the Marshall Plan, Keynesian demand management and the rise of the welfare state seemed to vindicate government intervention.

Still, as in past elections, even when Likud was seen as having failed in government, opposition parties to its left fell just short of sixty seats: the five-foot leap over a six-foot pit.

Donald Trump has become increasingly impatient to withdraw US forces from Afghanistan, a war he sees as having failed and a considers a continuing financial drain.

Writing from Beirut, former MI6 agent Alastair Crooke sees all the hopeful agreements of recent months among Russia, the U.S. and Iran unwinding, particularly with respect to the Syrian cease-fire, which he now sees as having "failed".

"For those children, you could promise them the moon and they still wouldn't do well, and then they see themselves as having failed".

The fedayeen lost their position as a political force and the secular nationalist movement that had represented the first generation of the Palestinian resistance became instead a symbolic, cultural force that was seen by some as having failed in its duties.

"They see these people as having failed them".