Sentence examples for write off failures from inspiring English sources

"It's a way to write off failures.

At the seed stage, the downside risk is so small that investors can write off small failures as the cost of doing business.

But Aleksandr K. Lukashevich, a spokesman for Russia's Foreign Ministry, dismissed the accusations on Thursday, saying that Georgia's delegation was trying "to write off all the failures of Tbilisi's leadership in domestic and international affairs to Russia's intrigues".

Samsung's Tizen mobile platform is all too easy to write off as a failure.

Many of us here in the States have already written off RIM as a crumbling failure, but a crowd of 3,000 people lining up for a BlackBerry, whether it's here or on Mars, is a surprise in itself.

Teenagers who gain three B grade passes at A-level are in danger of being written off as failures, headteachers are warning.

However, you can't simply write off Embryonic as a failure.

Writing off the $7.6 billion Nokia acquisition as a failure was a brave but necessary move.

The faster you admit failure, and write off your investment, the faster you'll be able to do something better.

In the third year, one of the target companies fails, so $5 million is written off as failure.

The democratic movement is widely written off.