| As a result of their non-success, in many parts of the country iron works were closed down. |
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| The manager must change the style of play straight away or we're going to be consigned to another season of boredom and non-success. |
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| People always write about my instant success, but there were a lot of years of non-success. |
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| When you look at all the archives you soon see the disgusting situation of non-success for the betterment of farmers. |
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| In regard to your recent coverage regarding the firm's lack of business, the reason for its non-success is simple in the extreme! |
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| Is Heather right about the relative non-success of military intervention in other regions? |
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| Perhaps the term golden generation is itself a curse, a guarantee of non-success. |
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| Most would-be inventors try to tackle something about which they know little or nothing, and in nine cases out of ten this is the secret of their non-success. |
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| The film received bad reviews, and must be judged Sherman's only non-success to date, but some people loved it. |
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| In order to provide a benchmark for regional innovation systems we compare both success and non-success stories. |
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| Not only success stories, such as Silicon Valley, but also non-success stories can inform regional innovation policy. |
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| As a man or woman I have to stop using my success or non-success as the reason that impedes me from encountering Him. |
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| It will be seen that the non-success of the labor unions is due to perfectly natural causes which are inevitable consequences of the wage system of production. |
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