Sentence examples for towards a failure from inspiring English sources
"But it doesn't seem like that because we have no reports of collisions, which points towards a failure of the engine and the mechanical systems on the helicopter".
The party has taken quick advantage of unrest towards migrants and a failure to coordinate migrant burden-sharing across the European Union.
High ceiling effects might indicate uniform positive attitudes towards hospital services or a failure of included items to capture the full range of values of the constructs.
Specifically, when consumers have more negative emotions towards a service failure or are more aware of it, they are less likely to be satisfied and might not maintain their purchase decisions (Choi and Mattila 2008).
He writes accurately about the topic, and finishes by noting that, "It's possible that we can slowly, painfully pull ourselves towards a manageable failure, but I'm not willing to call that optimism".
On one of the last days of the UN climate summit in Copenhagen, the 16th of December, I found myself with thousands of others outside of the well-guarded perimeter of the Bella Center, where UN delegates and heads of State where slouching towards a negotiating failure of historic proportions.
In patients receiving systemic steroids, there was a trend towards a lower failure rate for moxifloxacin versus amoxicillin/clavulanic acid.
However these data points towards a possible failure or slowness in the activation of the adaptive response, as previously suggested for turbot enteromyxosis based on the evidence of delayed or even undetectable production of specific antibodies against E. scophthalmi by turbot [ 10, 45].
"I didn't feel like a failure," he confides, leaning towards me.
Use of precision equipment sign may be clear that a failure is imminent in the near future but the progression towards failure must be measured.
They viewed other men's rejection of a wife inflicted by breast cancer as a failure of the husband to meet the burden of his obligations towards the sick wife and a failure of the sick wife to meet the husband's marital needs.
