Sentence examples for would be failure from inspiring English sources

"The scandal would be failure to act".

"I knew there would be failure but not on that scale".

Squandering this opportunity would be failure of leadership on a breathtaking scale.

The trademark of Mr. Obama's first year in office would be failure; the reputations of the president and his celebrated White House staff would be decimated.

The result would be failure of the implant due to not being able to resist the masticatory forces [24].

The longer-term question is, will he take Villa to that point where they're at least knocking on the door of the Big Five, or will they be stuck somewhere just above halfway in the table, which would be failure given their relative resources.

But since the beginning of the market turmoil last August, he has often mentioned that there would be failures of one or more institutions before things got better.

There would be failures, shortfalls and doubt.

These would be failures with lasting damage to people's freedom and dignity, all because of short-sighted organizations and governments who prefer to keep people under control.

"A lot of them were failures in South Africa, and they'd be failures anywhere," he said.

"So a failure of the Annan plan would be the failure of the international community to solve this peacefully..