nonsuccess

Missing are any nonsuccess stories, as well as details of procedures, costs and research methods.

Nike’s introduction of the Nike+ FuelBand in 2012 spurred a wrist-based gold rush that spread to smartwatches, an idea that has had varying degrees of nonsuccess since the 1980s.

Indeed, at every fresh promotion, Hubert was passed over in so pointed a fashion that his colleagues began to laugh at and to taunt him with his nonsuccess.

Europe, after all, is indulging in its own protracted bout of navel gazing now that moves toward a common defense and security policy have met with spectacular nonsuccess.

Despite nonsuccess with Chiang Wei-kuo, the New Life Movement otherwise was successfully enforced.