Sentence examples for wider failure from inspiring English sources

That's a problem for France above all, but it reflects a much wider failure too.

Our political constraint is one aspect of a wider inhibition, a wider failure to be free.

The underfunding of the Suffolk contract epitomises the wider failure to invest in community services.

These statistics are symptomatic of a wider failure in our societal and institutional responses to sexual violence.

However, viewed from another angle, the Russian government is more to blame in this dispute, because of its wider failure to address adequately the history of Soviet crimes.

On December 3 he reported a wider failure to the commission, but did not disclose either the names of all the donors or the sums involved.

Amnesty International was unimpressed with the government's response to the wave of violence in Rio, saying that no amount of police operations would change the wider failures of the country's criminal justice system.

In a statement, their union Unison said: 'We believe that there may be wider failures in safeguarding procedures in South Gloucestershire in relation to Winterbourne View which go far beyond the involvement of any two individuals.

In many countries failures of stewardship in the health sector reflect wider failures of governance in the country as a whole.

"This isn't an isolated case, but a system-wide failure".

"Still, I'd say that the crisis was an industry-wide failure.