His idleness resulted in the failure, and with reason.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Repeated failure chipped away at his determination.

His idleness resulted in the failure, and with reason.

Failure corroded his self‐confidence.

He charged the failure to overconfidence.

He chalked up his failure to inexperience.

It made him sad to hear [He learned to his sorrow] that the attempt ended in failure.

The reason he failed was that [He failed because] he tried to do too much.

He specified the reasons for the failure.

He was foreordained to failure.

He was foreordained to fail.

He tried hard but failed.

The failure resulted from his idleness.

That was the immediate cause of [directly responsible for] his failure.

His failure stems from his carelessness.

The immediate cause of his failure was lack of study.

We failed because of him, when you get right down to it.

This misery resulted from his laziness.

He tried hard to smooth over his mistake.

He ascribed his failure to bad luck.

His failure in business was due to his own laziness.

The failure is due to his idleness.

Repeated failures discouraged him.

His failures are the result of is lack of effort.

His failure is due to his ignorance.

It's self‐evident that he will fail.

He was doomed to failure.

This single failure taught him what it is to dabble in speculation, and he never tried again after that.

A single failure discouraged him from trying again.

He ascribes his failure to bad luck.

confusion caused his unfortunate misstep