Sentence examples for This fails to consider from inspiring English sources

This fails to consider not only the possibility that the recording material did not respond properly, but also that the evaluator has not detected simulations, habits or parafunctions that may affect the tests.

However, this fails to consider the nontrivial costs of the monitoring and education activities required to implement the bundle, or that alternative strategies are available to prevent CR-BSI.

This focus fails to consider other competitive approaches, such as quantity competition (evidenced by discount stores, such as the American merchandising giant Wal-Mart, that use economies of scale to pass cost savings onto consumers) and quality competition (seen in product innovations and other forms of nonprice competition such as convenient location, better servicing, and faster deliveries).

However, this algorithm fails to consider the case of overlapped sensing area, which may cause a large number of working nodes and extra energy waste.

Since introduction of its new breakthrough drug Sovaldi, which comes close to "curing" Hepatitis C, Gilead (GILD) has been under intense public scrutiny because the three-month course of therapy "is too expensive". However, this criticism fails to consider the treatment's true value in comparison to its cost.

But this conversation fails to consider the ways in which the Olympic Games violate human rights everywhere they are held.

And this analysis fails to consider the contributions these students can make after attending college, finding jobs and becoming taxpaying citizens.

The simplicity of this advice fails to consider the complexities of the bully-victim dynamics of today's digital world, where bullying often takes place on social media.

But this analysis fails to consider that replacing many bad employers, each trying to underbid the others, with fewer good employers with better paid workers will in turn generate income and jobs as the workers themselves become able to invest in their communities.

This metric fails to consider several factors that suggest continued labor market weakness, such as: 1) the staggering decline in the labor participation rate; 2) the very high number of long-term unemployed; 3) part-time jobs have been replacing full-time jobs; 4) the jobs being created tend to be lower-paying service jobs; and 5) a lack of meaningful growth in middle-class incomes.

What this report fails to consider is the fact that reductions in long term care costs might be accompanied by an increase in community-based services aimed at helping persons with MCI and their relatives.