Sentence examples for decisively failed from inspiring English sources

Burnley tried to respond and decisively failed.

The British government decisively failed the last such test.

Ethnic Judaism (" 'Seinfeld' and a schmear") has decisively failed, as evidenced by the whopping statistics on intermarriage; at the same time, the Orthodox experience — dismissed in 1955 by one eminent sociologist as "a case study of institutional decay" — is enjoying a wholly unanticipated revival.

"I decisively failed at my original mission which was to be a voice for working class white folks, and ended up in the middle of the most humiliating white trash spectacle of the year," he stated.

Dureau teed up another two kicks to make it 32-32, but he decisively he failed to convert Whitehead and Henderson tries that followed.

With many other Australians still attached to traditional and even monarchical sentiment, the referendum failed decisively.

Which brings me to the third reason the deficit scolds have lost influence: the contrary doctrine, the claim that we need to practice fiscal austerity even in a depressed economy, has failed decisively in practice.

Despite the classical compatibilists' ingenuity, their analysis of could have done otherwise failed decisively.

But as the Luftwaffe failed to decisively beat the Royal Air Force during the Battle of Britain, Operation Seelöwe was postponed indefinitely on 12 October.

Nasr played a distinguished role in the wars against the Turgesh, although he failed to decisively confront the rebellion of al-Harith ibn Surayj in its early stages.

But a decade on, it has still failed to decisively banish the quasi-stagnation and deflation that has dogged Japan's economy since the early 1990s.