Sentence examples for under a failure from inspiring English sources
As reports circulated that two of Bear Stearns's hedge funds were going under — a failure that started the bank on its long, downward spiral into collapse — Spector and Cayne were attending the Spingold K.O.
Consequently, designs must use either larger and/or more transistors to have memory cells satisfy a target minimum operating voltage (VMIN) under a failure rate constraint.
Neither Bhutto nor Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif nor President Pervez Musharraf were able, despite occasional lip service, to change the fact that across Pakistan, poor women suffer under a failure to enforce the law.
David Pearson of TORCH Because so much of the rural populations in the U.S. are elderly, uninsured or under-insured, a failure by state government to accept Medicaid expansion has its most profound impacts on smaller community hospitals.
In Peru, for example, research has highlighted how legal reforms have been hindered by poor enforcement, under-resourcing and a failure to address core causes of violence against women.
I felt he was under-achieving rather than a failure, though.
French prosecutors are also under pressure over a failure to act quickly to identify and prosecute the suspected soldiers.
The police came under criticism for a failure of crowd management and for an inadequate and incompetent response to the disaster.
Further, the players view the earlier mediation under Cohen as a failure, and they doubt he could be more effective a second time around because he has no authority to compel either side to negotiate, whereas a federal judge does.
Ms. Warren has been dogged by controversy since The Boston Herald reported last month that Harvard Law School, where she teaches now, had described her as an American Indian in the 1990s when it was under attack for a failure to hire faculty members from diverse backgrounds.
Paul Clark blamed the decision on being unable to sign off accounts under Uefa criteria, a failure to pay taxes and not agreeing a deal with creditors.
