Sentence examples for the fundamental failures from inspiring English sources

He showed little sign that he understood the fundamental failures in government illuminated by the market crisis.

But over the past four years, the fundamental failures of the past 40 years of American conservatism have become painfully apparent: its excessive faith in military might and its deregulatory pandering to big business have landed our great nation in one hell of a mess.

"The fundamental failure of governance," she replied.

Mr. Schweich should have pointed a finger at President Bush for the fundamental failure in Afghanistan.

Indeed the problem that abolitionists confronted was the fundamental failure of a majority in the country to imagine African-Americans as fellow citizens of the American republic.

"The cold-blooded killing of Prajob marks yet another example of the fundamental failure of Thai authorities to protect activists who risk their lives while defending their communities," said Human Rights Watch's Asia director, Brad Adams.

In his recent comments to Radio 4, David Miliband, who is now the head of the International Rescue Committee, also deplored the "fundamental failure" of the international response to the crisis, diplomatically and financially.

This indicates that the fundamental failure of Indian education is not discrimination in tertiary institutions; rather, it is the inability of primary and secondary schools to produce enough qualified students.

Speaking in Westminster to a meeting of the all-party parliamentary group on skills and employment, Fraser Nelson argued that the driving force behind profit-making schools stems from the fundamental failure of existing state provision to deliver for the most disadvantaged in society.

The authors provide a thoughtful and balanced corrective to critics on the left who believe that our present economic troubles demonstrate the fundamental failure of the liberal democratic capitalist ideas on which American society is built, and the critics on the right who believe that only a return to 19th-century small government policies can save us.

But it is not yet demanding an innovative approach or recognizing the fundamental failure of the current model.