Sentence examples for view of failure from inspiring English sources

"Yorkshire cricket," Kilburn wrote, "is seen as the cricket of championships and leagues, of determined batting and painstaking bowling; as cricket of serious men and an unsympathetic, not to say contemptuous view of failure and misfortune".

We were rather better at this than people give us credit for, and this view of failure should be aimed not at the military, but at the politicians who negotiated the Treaty of Versailles – which left the Germans feeling the rest of the world was against them, creating an inward-looking view.

This paper reports new observations and interpretation of fracture surface features and deformation microstructures underneath the fracture surface, providing a mechanistic view of failure catalyzed by hydrogen.

Third, there is a positive ending to the collective story in that stigmatization ultimately triggers epiphanies or deep personal insights which transform entrepreneurs' view of failure from a very negative to a positive life experience.

In view of failure to detect EpCAM negative "uncapturable" and CK negative "invisible" CTCs due to inevitable drawbacks of current EpCAM/CK-dependent methodologies, an integrated tumor cell surface molecule-independent SE-iFISH® SE-iFISH®has been systematically developlatformclinically validated (Fig. 4) [7, 9, 31].

DIB is based on the theoretical view of distributed cognition and adopts a system-wide view of failures.

The company Holidays 4 UK said in its annual report recently: "[Faks] is confident of success in 2011 onwards in view of the failure of the company's two major competitors during the summer of 2010.

Mr. Gerrard said that by filing such lawsuits, environmentalists were "trying to use all available options in view of the failure of Congress" to act on greenhouse gas emissions.

Motivated by religious and political rather than economic considerations, he wanted to stop a controversy that could be solved only by drastic means in view of the failure to assimilate the Moriscos with the Spanish Christians.

Accurate prediction of the long-term extreme response for dynamic offshore structures is challenging in view of small failure probabilities arising from long-term and short-term uncertainties.

Explicit expressions for the thermal stresses in the inclusion plane are obtained and discussed from the point of view of material failure.