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failing

[fey-ling] / ˈfeɪ lɪŋ /




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A public inquiry into the bombing, led by Sir John Saunders, later found that chances to stop the attack had been missed along with "serious shortcomings" in security and individual failings.

From BBC

Finally, it accused the FCA, as the regulator, of failing to provide an appropriate degree of protection for consumers.

From BBC

Three weeks with Claudius showed us today’s AI promises and failings—and how hilarious the gap between can be.

From The Wall Street Journal

This led the researchers to ask a key question: Why was pathology AI failing to meet the same standard of objectivity?

From Science Daily

Since then, China has expanded its economic influence over Honduras, but has drawn criticism for flooding the country with cheap goods, employing Chinese workers on infrastructure projects and failing to buy enough shrimp.

From Barron's