Sentence examples for certainly failed to from inspiring English sources

Labour certainly failed to develop one in the last parliament.

They have certainly failed to communicate what is the primary objective of Homecoming 2009.

"We certainly failed to meet the needs of these communities," says Jamie Manganello, Genzyme's associate director of global patient advocacy.

"President Obama did not cause the recession, but he most certainly failed to lead the recovery," Mr. Romney said.

What Denver, in these pictures, most certainly failed to buy was a place where people could feel the shielding embrace of trees.

While it was the Bulldogs and coach Steve Folkes who gave Thurston his break, they certainly failed to envision what lay within Thurston.

That sort of bill would almost certainly fail to get the minimum 48 votes needed from House Democrats.

As the commission begins its final meeting today in Dallas, it will almost certainly fail to reach a consensus about what national policy to recommend.

The group, based in Geneva, will now almost certainly fail to make its self-imposed deadline of January 2005 for reaching a new agreement that dismantles global trade barriers.

Students' standardized test performance is a valuable piece of the puzzle, but it certainly fails to capture the entire picture in terms of teacher quality.

And there remains the question of immigration, where it is widely accepted she will almost certainly fail to meet her target of reducing inflow below 100,000 by the time of next year's election.