"We guessed if we failed on Zastava we would fail in the rest of the country.
"That is a fundamental flaw as well because David Cameron had to prove that we would fail in government.
I think I would fail in this whole management philosophy if my staff couldn't be intellectually honest with me.
Analysts and competitors said that the firm would fail in Shenzhen, and then in Shanghai, according to Wong.
He said the corporation was not even considering the prospect that the two architects would fail in a collaborative effort.
Chappell also claimed that Green "genuinely believed" that his consortium, Retail Acquisition, would fail in its attempt to save BHS.
Critics of the new welfare system have often warned that it would fail in a faltering economy.
Upping the balance of trade with Iran, for example, would succeed where sanctions would fail in getting Tehran to resign its membership of the axis of evil.
But all of them would have to compete harder to find a profitable niche, and, like pretty much all other businesses, some would fail in the process.
But Senator Richard C. Shelby of Alabama, the senior Republican on the banking committee, predicted that the legislation would fail in its current form.
