Sentence examples for tied to failure from inspiring English sources

Most commonly, a shortfall in taxes paid is tied to failure to make estimated payments.

Moreover, was a change in identity tied to failure of FAMALGK to activate its normal downstream targets?

Moreover, the sense that it is tied to mounting failure goes beyond public morals and into the unarguable stuff of fiscal mathematics.

In a statement issued in response to questions from The New York Times, Amy Jo Meyer, a St . Judespokeswoman, said the company regularly updates a panel of outside safety specialists about patient deaths potentially tied to lead failure.

Investigators later said the inability of firefighters to escape the fire was tied to the failure of city inspectors to note that construction crews had cut and dismantled a 42-foot section of the basement portion of the standpipe.

If they did, Blockbuster would have been in trouble a lot sooner than its most recent woes (tied to its failure to get out in front of new forms of distribution).

Communications Director Bruce Fealk noted the decision was closely tied to the failure of a large-scale effort by unions and Democrats to unseat Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker.

And all of these people the prop designers, the foley mixer, the extras, the production accountants, Haley Joel Osment are all tied to your failure and the money and time you wasted.

Documentary photography and public policy are inextricably linked; images document suffering tied to policy failures and can mobilize people to act.

Election fixing is closely tied to USAID failures in Haiti.

My pessimism is deeply tied to the human failure to do anything about these problems, or even recognise or talk about them".