Sentence examples for commonly failed from inspiring English sources

Yet efforts to establish profiles of particular breeds have commonly failed.

Yesterday, several senior police officials acknowledged that officers commonly failed to file the paperwork, which is also meant to protect officers from accusations of misconduct stemming from the street encounters and to gather potentially valuable criminal intelligence on suspects.

However, the integration was poorly understood and commonly failed to meet the need of osteochondral scaffolds.

When further analysing the present results, it was also noted that nonsurgical treatment of peri-implantitis commonly failed to result in major microbiological improvements [32, 34 37], thus potentially explaining the frequency of residual BOP scores at respective sites.

Among the most commonly failed areas were the standards relating to dignity and respect, nutrition, care and welfare and the workforce, which covers both numbers and skills of staff.

The three surveys made similar conclusions but commonly failed to provide further qualification of the findings.

Most of them commonly fail in finding the optimal solutions.

History indicates that when tech companies set out to reinvent entire categories, many commonly fail at first (recall Webvan, or Marc Andreesen's LoudCloud).

I know there are a couple of examples of studios that did sort of do it that way and found success, but it far more commonly fails.

18F-FDG PET imaging is superior to nuclear bone scan in detection of osteolytic breast metastases; however it commonly fails to diagnose osteoblastic or sclerotic metastases [50].

Centrifugal pumps and valves commonly fail as a result of pitting due to undetected bubble activities including bubble formation and collapse.