Sentences with phrase «fail one more»

For more than a year prior to a fatal crash in Arizona, Uber's self - driving cars failed more often, and more dramatically, than competitors» autonomous vehicles.

If you choose to pursue something that requires effort, you also, incidentally, choose failing more than a handful of times.

«Early apps probably fail more quickly because we haven't achieved a critical mass.

«We fail more often because we solve the wrong problem than because we get the wrong solution to the right problem.»

In a phone call with Fortune, Rattner acknowledged that the law could create jobs but not the kind that will stick around long - term as startups fail more often than they succeed.

Page also encourages his executives to fail, telling them that if they failed more often they would learn faster.

The process of discovering and developing a new drug typically costs $ 2 - 4 billion, takes 10 - 12 years and fails more than 95 % of the time either in clin...

A relatively short run (attempting 400,000 payments) shows that payments succeed 99 % of the time, failing more often for micropayments than larger payments.

An educational experience grounded in historic Judeo - Christian morality is even more important at a time when a weakened family structure increasingly fails more children.

It does seem to increase the success rate for those who were the most determined to stay sober prior to beginning the program but those who were less determined are actually better off seeking help elsewhere as the tend to fail more often when they attend AA than if they did nothing, and their suicide rates go up.

Such efforts are likely to fail more often than they succeed, but even the defeats can be instructive.

Bible - based theism fails more from lack of an accessible God than from lack of historical accuracy in the Bible.

Moreover, religious teachings that warn believers against such temptations as greed and envy provide a strong rationale for believing that it is these moral failings more than anything else to which poverty and economic injustice must be attributed.

Great thing about communication - and symbolism - it fails more often than it succeeds.

We're all familiar with our tendency to evaluate our own moral failings more leniently than the moral failings of others.

Up until recently the CEO has been failing more than the manager and it has been infuriating to see so many people focus on Wenger and ignoring the bigger issue.

They failed more often than some of the other bad teams in their own division.

Law skipped over allot of flack, only Mislintat and Raul's arrival now highlight how it's Gazidas and Law's failings more so than anything else.

This isn't to say that a kid who fails more than he or she succeeds doesn't need attention.

Eventually I told him about how when I was 10, I'd failed more than just social studies.

Interestingly, when people complained that incumbent President Buhari was being difficult by repeatedly contesting for the presidency, they were reminded that President Abraham Lincoln of America failed more times in his desire before attaining the top position.

Nothing justifies waiting while we fail more students.

The city school system — the largest of its kind in the country — is on the verge of dramatic change, and Gov. Cuomo has bet his second term on an aggressive campaign to transform a system he claims has failed more than 250,000 students over the past decade while state bureaucrats twiddled their thumbs.

The shuttle also failed a more basic, primal test: it's just not that cool.

A report by the National Science Foundation about educating our children states the dilemma we are facing very succinctly: As «American schools fail more youngsters, this nation's capability to innovate, solve problems, and produce — to sustain world leadership — is in jeopardy.»

The subjects» memories of images they suppressed were almost uniformly below the baseline and the ones they practiced recalling were almost without fail more vivid than those they deliberately tried to forget.

In addition, because first - line drugs fail more often than before, more expensive therapies must be used, raising health - care costs.

The team found that within two years of the procedure, fillings failed more often in patients who drank alcohol, and the overall filling failure rate was higher in men who smoked.

«Our study results highlight that in a young athletic population, allografts (tissue harvested from a donor) fail more frequently than using autografts (tissue harvested from the patient),» said Craig R. Bottoni, MD, lead author from Tripler Army Medical Center in Honolulu, Hawaii.

The attempts at human - pig chimeras failed more often than they succeeded.

Over the years I've failed more times than I've succeeded in getting my family to love liver.

We will fail more than we succeed.

Since their options are endless, why is it that nice guys fail more than they succeed at online dating?

Big budget sci - fi comedies fail more often than they succeed, and this film didn't exactly scream «quality» in its trailers, so I went in not expecting much.

All three instalments were harrowing, offering no easy answers, but a fascinating insight into how the US government continues to fail its more vulnerable citizens.

Worse, the movie also scored a whopping 9 (out of a possible 100) on the more discerning Metacritic, indicating that critics aren't simply saying it fails more often than it succeeds.

In the larger world of governmental constitutions, efforts to insert U.S. arrangements into distant political cultures have failed more often than not.

One high - school valedictorian failed the graduate exit exam and then failed it some more — five times all told — and this was the school's top student.

Campaigns to strengthen state laws (to lift caps, increase funding, remove roadblocks to innovation) or to fight them being weakened are failing more often than winning.

Point out that long - time home run king Babe Ruth struck out 1,330 times during his career, and that Thomas Edison failed more than 1,500 times before inventing a filament that would work in a light bulb.

The system was failing more than two - thirds and the likelihood that the graduates were all ready furor college or career without remediation was slim.

They often have a poor academic history and have failed more than one course.

But despite their failure, the Governor and the state department of education is taking its failed model to school districts across the state and have recently passed a ill fated voucher program that will take put more state funds in the private sector and fail more children.

This test will fail more kids and derail the efforts of most teachers since it has kids learning skills early on that will actually inhibit learning to read.

How can we make it less hard to get rid of the teachers that we'll be failing more of once we straighten out the evalouation process?

All of the non-compressor parts don't move, so the seals inside there are stressed more and fail more frequently.

On my current 2015, the keyless go fails more than it works and the car continues to get confused when there are two keys near the car.

I judged her failings more harshly then I should have.

And you could make the argument that the blame for these particular failings more properly rests with Facebook, Twitter and Spotify than with Google.

You pause in front of the Bletchley Room, where slim computers use complex mathematical processes to understand coded messages and fail more often than not.