Sentence examples for as to fail from inspiring English sources
If it is so poorly constructed as to fail in its communication role, then tell me that.
Williams is not so obsessed as to fail to recognise the flaw in Bill Shankly's often quoted remark about whether football is a matter of life or death (it's "more important than that", Shankly said).
This attempted assassination was carried out in such a way as to fail to kill the target, while still managing to expose as many as five hundred other people to the poisonous agent.
How far we have come since the 1970s, when Morecambe and Wise lay side-by-side in bed, watched by a nation so green as to fail to see anything blue.
To support the present (limited) skeptical argument, however, it must be parlayed into an argument that intuitions are so unreliable as to fail to justify belief at all.
"Does their right to resist go so far as to fail to observe Mesa's rights?" Richards asked, adding that Unocal could try to defeat the takeover bid but that it still had a fiduciary duty to Pickens' group.
Once in power, Islamists are just as likely to fail as anyone else.
If smart guns as doomed to fail as I've previously argued, why not just let them fail in the market?
The House Republican leader, Eric Cantor of Virginia, has already rejected the Republican strategy as doomed to fail.
Trainees were 1.3 times as likely to fail to intubate the cecum in older patients (> 60).
