Sentence examples for wholesale failure from inspiring English sources
It accuses India's political leadership of a wholesale failure to spread the fruits of rapid growth.
The terra cotta is crazed in places, but there has been no wholesale failure.
He told the Express & Star newspaper: "There's been a wholesale failure to explain to people the changes that are happening.
Jarecki argues that these figures spell a wholesale failure for a policy that is urgently in need of rethinking.
Mr. Vladeck represented Members of Congress and environmental groups in a successful challenge to the Environmental Protection Agency's wholesale failure to implement the Clean Air Amendments of 1990.
A SPECTACULAR plunge in the market capitalisation of a once hot stock, amidst evidence of a wholesale failure of corporate governance.
The second is wholesale institutional failure.
What made it really special, though, was that it had loaned out almost twice its deposit base, creating a funding gap of almost £200 billion ($395 billion) that pretty much guaranteed its failure if wholesale borrowing markets ever dried up.For Britain's banks overall, loans exceed deposits by about a third, or £800 billion.
In disclosing last month that such an investigation was under way, department officials noted that in the superheated competition between wholesale soft-drink distributors, failure to pay a 24-cent fee on a case of beverages could be highly lucrative to the distributor.
Stevenson, who grew hoarse during the testy exchanges, irritated members of the commission, who include former chancellor Lord Lawson and the new archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, by his insistence that the main problem was the failure to predict wholesale markets would dry up for a year.
Seen like this, The Society of the Spectacle is at once the bastard progeny of the French Enlightenment – out of Diderot, by means of the Napoleonic Code – and a salutary reminder of how the pursuit of some millenarian ideological purity only ever results – if successful – in the rumbling of tumbrels; or, if a failure, in its wholesale co-option by its stated enemies.
