Sentence examples for would failure to from inspiring English sources

David Manning Bronx, March 7 , 2010To the Editor: Not only would failure to pass health reform be a policy disaster for the American public and business, but it would also be a political disaster for the Democratic Party and its incumbents.

Success attributed to luck is not expected to increase future achievement behaviour much, nor would failure attributed to bad luck be expected to decrease it much.

"The scandal would be failure to act".

The Irish Parliament is now debating a controversial law that would make failure to report allegations of abuse to civil authorities punishable with jail time.

It was reported that the heating period should be uniform otherwise it would cause failure to the SAGD process (Akinboyewa et al. 2010).

An example would be failure to provide pap smears to eligible patients.

What would be wrong would be a failure to try to fix the worst parts of the Lisbon Treaty.

In their ideal workplace, no boss would be vindictive, and the only failure would be a failure to act.

To exclude the SNP would be a failure to deliver these democratic duties.

Is this – as some would claim – a failure to trust God, who has promised faithfulness to what he has made?

Would not a failure to persuade indicate that the speaker lacks the complete art of rhetoric?