Sentence examples for to fail because of from inspiring English sources
"Hence, banks would never be in a position to fail because of ill-advised financial bets".
And in fact some were guaranteed to fail because of tradition and sheer economics.
"And that the tax reform is going to fail because of me, and I'd be blamed for it".
With high structural uncertainties, bottom-up identification based on model discrimination tends to fail because of combinatorially many possible model structures.
And it is probably doomed to fail because of one immutable, rarely acknowledged truth: superstar free agency barely exists in the N.B.A.
Many in the game are willing Watford to fail, because of the opportunism of the Pozzo family, in adding the homely Hertfordshire club to their burgeoning football empire.
"People would be more likely to die from a bee sting than for their antibiotic treatment to fail because of... resistant bacteria in meat or poultry". But the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that hospital-associated infections, which are likely to be antibiotic resistant, cause or contribute to 99,000 deaths each year.
What seems clear is that many people who are eligible to vote and want to do so fail because of flaws in the registration rolls.
He added: "This bill is too important to too many people to let it fail because of some technical, lawyerlike objections.
Many attempts to reverse rivalries fail because of the complex way emotion and reason operate in the building of trust.
Physical design changes to prevent crime often fail because of their inability to motivate residents and legitimate users to act against crime.
