Sentence examples for true failures from inspiring English sources

Since a prophylactic effect of PQ administered over the 8 week treatment period may confound true failures, two restricted analyses were conducted which included only those who had failed treatment in the post treatment period.

These restorations (scores 60 90) were treated as censored data and not as true failures because they survived up to a certain moment.

The paired pre- (day 0) and post-treatment (day X) samples with similar genotypes will be classified as a recrudescence (true failures), while pairs with different genotypes will be classified as re-infections.

"I wanted to show the American public the true failure of our politicians," Hoth said.

"If such a trend continues or deepens, the economic crisis may be creating a true 'Failure to Launch' generation".

Senator Ron Johnson, Republican of Wisconsin, asked why the president "is even seeking a second term" after his "true failure of leadership".

In Shackleton's own words, 'the only true failure would be to not explore at all.'" A passionate advocate of children drawing, Grill told us, "It's sad that we lose the confidence and freedom of drawing as we age.

For Nehring, one senses, true failure is to drift comfortably along in a dull relationship, to spend precious years of life in a marriage that is not exciting or satisfying, to live cautiously, responsibly.

You can see why people have mistaken Best of You for a grunge equivalent to one of those motivational posters that features a sunset and some ghastly littlea motto such as "not to have tried is the true failure".

While her father managed to live on the fringes through the affections of his few crazed or wealthy fans, Nicholson writes that "it was left to Kelly to be the true failure of the family".

"You can look at the last two years as a true failure to govern on the part to the Democratic leadership," he said, adding that the county is now closer to a state takeover than ever before.