Sentence examples for broadly failed from inspiring English sources

Entitlement policies have broadly failed, Mr Mead believes.

The lineman has broadly failed to deliver on the potential that made him a first-round pick in 2009 and seemed to regress further in Tennessee last year.

In her book "The Teacher Wars, Dana Goldsteinn describes how, over the past decade, an obsessive focus on the worst of the worst has led people to believe "that public school teaching — especially urban teaching — is a broadly failed profession".

Of the 1030 samples, those that broadly failed genotyping (n = 36), had gender inconsistency (n = 5) or had missing genotype proportion >0.05 (n = 7) were excluded.

So far, anti-Aβ treatments have broadly failed to meet their primary clinical endpoints and some major phase 3 trials were halted early.

It would also distinguish between schools that broadly fail to meet annual goals and those that fall slightly short.

Most broadly, it fails to establish a clear framework for assigning cases to regular courts or military commissions going forward.

Like rationality, self-interest (even when broadly defined) fails to capture some aspects of social behaviour, but not so many as to render models based on the notion useless.

Broadly, they found that Americans had recently taken extensive, affirmative steps to improve their privacy, but had, generally speaking, failed.

One issue pressed in upon the prelates more than others: they were broadly regarded as having failed to deal forthrightly with the sexual-abuse crisis.

More broadly, SSA has not failed to anticipate rising life expectancy; on the contrary, it has if anything been slightly over-optimistic.