Sentence examples for and possibly failed from inspiring English sources

Others said some players were involved in drug use and possibly failed drug tests.

Professor Ronard Hutton, an expert in paganism at Bristol University, told the Daily Mail that the monument was a "unique and possibly failed experiment" and "as much a triumph as a disaster".

However, these stories also contained guides, without whom our heroes would have struggled and possibly failed: Yoda, Alfred, Ian Fleming's M, and Dumbledore.

While humans working collaboratively with autonomous systems can achieve performance greater than either could alone, due to imperfect systems and fallible human reasoning and attention, such interactions can also cause degraded, and possibly failed, system performance.

Dang was listed as "academically disqualified" in spring 1996, the spokeswoman said, meaning he "did not do well in his classes" and possibly failed.

Each set consisted of 30 proper turns, i.e. turns that were completed in less than 12 s (50% longer than the nominal duration) and possibly failed turns (i.e. turns with a duration exceeding 12 s).

FP-biotin has a relatively large structure compared with OPs, so it can be argued that this probe may react differently with various proteins in biological systems and possibly fail to detect important OP protein targets.

This could cause them to become weakened and possibly fail.

According to the government's telling of the story, evidence suggests Manning tried, and very possibly failed, with this technique.

But the return of cold freezing conditions means the gamble has quite possibly failed and those birds will be lucky to survive the conditions.

"While it is too soon to reach a definitive conclusion, new evidence is accumulating that suggests: 1) the shutdown may have allowed the North to remove a limited number of fuel rods, possibly failed, from the reactor; and 2) Pyongyang may be preparing to restart the Radiochemical Laboratory, which separates weapons-grade plutonium from waste products in spent nuclear fuel rods," the analysts said.