Sentence examples for debates failed from inspiring English sources

Ratings were weak and the three debates failed to galvanize viewers because television itself has changed.

But other high-profile campaigns, like Julia Drown's battle for the right to breast-feed her baby during debates, failed in the face of strong opposition from more institutionalized members who all but fell off their leather benches in horror.

THAT might be overstating things a bit, but as Salon's Andrew Leonard points out, all the tea leaf reading during the NAFTA debates failed to note what presdential candidate Barack Obama had to say about globalisation in his book The Audacity of Hope:We can try to slow globalization, but we can't stop it.

The resolution could be voted on as early as today and is being hailed as a resumption of a consensus about Iraq policy after the acrimonious debates failed to lead to an agreement before the war.

Any of the debates failed to produce a historical flag.

According to Rawls, these debates fail to effectively address the problem of ethical disagreements because they adopt inadequate standards of objectivity.

An initial "Clegg bounce" from the first debate failed to materialise on polling day, though it may have prevented major Lib Dem losses.

Outside the parliament, efforts aimed at using public support to influence the debate failed to attract large numbers of protestors.An incomplete processMs Doncheva's amendment is not the only problem.

As The New Republic's Suzy Khimm observed, Republicans in last week's Republican debate "failed to articulate a vision for change in the fight against Isis that was fundamentally different than what Clinton is calling for".

Friends described Mr. Dinkins as extremely agitated when Mr. Ferrer, at a televised debate, failed to name Mr. Dinkins when asked whom he would vote for in a hypothetical lineup that involved Mr. Dinkins, Edward I. Koch and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

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