Sentence examples for well a failure from inspiring English sources

These massacres indicate severe problems with America's mental health capabilities and law, as well a failure to regulate gun sales based on mental health assessment.

Like the disaster in the gulf, the North Sea emergency involved dangerous pressure levels in the well, a failure to detect those pressures in time, a risky plan for sealing the well and an emergency order for the crew to evacuate to lifeboats.

There is absolutely nothing emotionally pleasant about failing, because it makes you feel like, well, a failure!

"It is a management failure as well as a failure of policy.

"The referendum campaign was marked by divisive, xenophobic rhetoric as well as a failure from political leaders to condemn it.

Citi's troubles are well chronicled: a failure to integrate its disparate parts worldwide or to keep tabs on risky investments and free-wheeling operations.

Narcissism is characterised by a kind of grandiosity or "bigging yourself up" - as we've seen Ziggy do countless times, probably to hide a low self esteem, as well as a failure to empathise with others (think duck).

In a candid letter the former Brussels technocrat acknowledged that his credibility had been undermined by a much sharper fall in domestic demand and lower tax revenues than he had expected, as well as a failure to meet fiscal targets.

The Scottish National party, which has led calls for the UK to come clean about the use of cluster bombs, said it was a "shameful stain on the UK's foreign policy and its relationship with Saudi Arabia, as well as a failure by this government to uphold its legal treaty obligations".

Complaining about the imposition of a 20% pay cut, the lecturers say the London College of Contemporary Arts (LCCA) suffers from "chaotic timetabling, invoice payments, room allocation, poor levels of educational resources, inadequate student intake assessments and class sizes" as well as a failure to deal with "aggressive students".

Receiving more frequent feedback leads to excessive focus on and more systematic processing of more recent data as well as a failure to adequately compare information across multiple time periods.