Sentence examples for been unsuccessful in a from inspiring English sources

Art world experts said he had also been unsuccessful in a search for someone to take over the gallery.

It was the third contract killing of a Moscow hotel boss in 15 months.Given management problems like that, small wonder the city government has been unsuccessful in a four-year search for foreign investors rich and deranged enough to take on the Rossiya.

Although the urgency of the debt crisis may yet change the picture, past efforts at unity governments have been unsuccessful in a volatile society still scarred by a civil war between right and left in the late 1940s and a military dictatorship from 1967 to 1974.

The Canadian company had apparently been unsuccessful in a previous attempt to find oil in Egypt and looked to the Sudan, with a nod from Ottawa.

Evans realised books that may have been unsuccessful in a first printing were easy to sell with well-designed cover art.

We have been unsuccessful in a number of assays in detecting hetero-oligomerization between SCR+ and SCR peptides; therefore, there are two possible explanations for the inhibition noted in this study.

"If you've been unsuccessful in an interview, don't be afraid to ask for feedback – it's the best way to learn and you can then put what you're told into practice".

Mr Newman said the council had been unsuccessful in an attempt to secure government help for the building but that it would continue to look into the college's future.

He was unsuccessful in a bid for the presidency in 1999 and was defeated in a run for mayor of Buenos Aires in 2000.

"In a wholly meritocratic society, where status is entirely dictated by a combination of IQ and effort, the people who aren't successful don't have an excuse for being unsuccessful, and since the vast majority of people will be unsuccessful in a meritocratic society, the vast majority of people will be unhappy and feel worthless.

In summary, osseointegration of the Wagner Standard Cup was unsuccessful in a high percentage of cases.