Sentence examples for suffering from a failure from inspiring English sources

Nick Hardwick, the Chief Inspector of Prisons, said Pentonville is suffering from a "failure of management and leadership".

When he considers today's refugee crisis – no longer confined to Europe – does he see the first world as suffering from a failure of imagination?

The former denotes that n i is part of the overlay without suffering from a failure, and the latter denotes that n i is failed.

The first thing I helped her understand was that she wasn't suffering from a failure of "willpower" but rather from unremitting stress that made her turn to food for distraction and comfort.

What hurts the most is that we may be suffering from a national failure of political imagination.

When Bernard Thévenet was rushed to hospital in 1977, after winning the Tour de France for a second time, he was suffering from a catastrophic failure of the renal glands.

Unfortunately, the governments, militaries, and philosophers leading us there appear to be suffering from a catastrophic failure of imagination.

As such, there is no reason for a nation to perform well in football when it is suffering from an institutional failure in every other sector.

As such, there is no reason for a nation to perform well in football when it is suffering from an institutional failure in every other sector," said Faisal J. Abbas, editor of the English-language website of the Saudi-owned Arabiya network, established to counter Qatar's Al Jazeera.

This paper proposes two-phase discontinuous gaits as a new fault-tolerant gait for quadruped robots suffering from a locked joint failure, which prevents a joint of a leg from moving and makes it locked in a known place.

I became depressed within weeks of enrolling, and found myself suffering from a crippling sense of failure.