Sentence examples for the possibility of failed from inspiring English sources

The success of DPs can also be attributed to the possibility of failed deliveries.

However, the remarkably high genetic variability of FCV [ 55, 56] increases the likelihood of potential mismatches in the primer or probe binding sites, thus leading to the possibility of failed real-time PCR amplification.

He questions his sexuality, his career, his relationship with his wife, and the possibility of having failed his only daughter.

The possibility of another failed state looms.

Participants reported they wanted to develop skills in providing constructive feedback, supervising underperforming students, and discussing the possibility of a fail grade with a student.

The selection of scenarios, their qualitative or quantitative determination and the risk analysis are vital to obtain a vision of the future which is representative and which reduces bias and the possibility of choosing a failed strategy when implementing an intervention.

As they break up, and make up, and break up for good, but then actually get back together again, their trials and tribulations pull at our heart strings until it's tough to stand the possibility of yet another failed reconciliation.

This position does not rule out the possibility of observations that fail to report what exists before or after their occurrence.

Although many entertained the possibility of reunification, all attempts failed, and conservative rulers in all the states opposed reunification.

The United Nations Security Council voted Tuesday on a resolution calling for an end to violence there and suggesting the possibility of sanctions; the resolution failed after Russia and China vetoed it.

The evidence that was presented in Buckley was found by the Supreme Court to be "at best... the testimony of several minor-party officials that one or two persons refused to make contributions because of the possibility of disclosure," and therefore failed to persuade the Supreme Court that "the substantial public interest... outweighs the harm generally alleged".