Sentence examples for because it failed most from inspiring English sources

"Because it failed, most of those buildings are still remaining".

The study by Matovu and colleagues showed the highest risk of bias because it failed to meet most of the criteria, including lack of information on adequate allocation of concealment and blinding of outcome assessment.

Who wants to look like that?" Motorola went from dominating the mobile market to losing ground to Nokia and Samsung, largely because it failed to create images most Chinese could relate and aspire to.

She said many of the victims saw Railtrack, rather than Thames Trains, as being most responsible, because it failed to heed warnings about poor visibility of the signal.

The venting system is designed to be operated from the control room, but operators' attempts to turn it on failed, most likely because the power to open critical valves was out.

The Middle East fell behind the West because it failed to produce commercial institutions most notably joint-stock companies that were capable of mobilising large quantities of productive resources and enduring over time.Europeans inherited the idea of the corporation from Roman law.

"Some of the parents are saying that the kids are somewhat reluctant to attend because they failed most of their classes and they're discouraged to attend," Ms. Marte said.

So we had better find a way quickly to prevent the window of opportunity from closing or all future generations shall most certainly hate us for our greed and immorality, because we failed most of all to practice the most simple Golden Rule religiously and to compromise politically, on an international scale.

We are left with a sad situation: patients who had a successful response lose access to that drug because it fails to work in most.

Keith Sagar's new book is most stimulating because it provokes such thoughts, most frustrating because it fails to articulate them in a rigorous or systematic way.

But Barnes and colleagues thought this model might be too simplistic, most notably because it fails to consider chronotype in moral calculations.