Sentence examples for dramatically failed to from inspiring English sources

What is more, the EU has dramatically failed to deliver on jobs and economic growth.

But the marriage of old and new dramatically failed to live up to expectations and AOL has proved a drag on Time Warner ever since.

After the last few days of government chaos and some defeats, all of us now have the opportunity and the responsibility to work together to find a solution to the crisis facing this country, where the government has so dramatically failed to do so.

The Obama Administration has dramatically failed to adopt clear, comprehensive and open bilateral and multilateral trade policies.

The reason why Arab Transition Countries (ATCs) have dramatically failed to alter the political landscape in the region is largely because the post-revolutionary regimes have collectively failed to appreciate the economic roots of the Arab uprisings.

Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn said Thursday that Parliament must work together in a way "the government has so dramatically failed to do". May needed to accept that "her deal and no deal are simply no longer viable options," he said.

Now I think that dramatically fails to appreciate the extent to which campaigns are not just about changing people's opinions to get them to like you.

He added: "I think that dramatically fails to appreciate the extent to which campaigns are not just about changing people's opinions to get them to like you.

Kirkus Reviews criticized the book, saying "What the author dramatically fails to provide by bearing down on the negative (to the extent that nearly all his informants denounce est and its founder) is any real understanding of est's teachings--and of why they appealed so deeply to so many".

Nevertheless, the implementation of financial demand-side incentives might lead to ethically unacceptable situations, while mere recommendations not adequately supported by consensus among professionals may dramatically fail to modify nonscientific prescribing, especially where a managerial culture is lacking.

Though dramatically the "Figaro" failed to win the Berlin audience, it set a precedent that to a visitor's thinking was just about exemplary.