Sentence examples for drastically failed from inspiring English sources
Scx-null mutant mice tendons displayed poor organization in anchoring tendons whereas the force-transmitting tendons drastically failed or were even completely absent11,12.
This paradox cries for a merciless treatment, for only thus can we hope to break the self-perpetuation of tradition, i.e. to attain the goal which the celebrated critics of logocentrism have justly posed but drastically failed to achieve.
Capitalism may be fantastic for creating wealth, but the private sector on its own has drastically failed to meet America's health care needs.
The day after, Daesh paraded their weapons and hundreds of armed vehicles in Rutba, west Ramadi; a public demonstration that the international coalition air forces have drastically failed to spot, despite the sophisticated surveillance and intelligence they possess.
Obviously, the area law will drastically fail to hold for this case.
Quite often when the mainstream media reports on Iraq's security, they drastically fail to differentiate between the geography impacted by the so-called Islamic State (also known as ISIS, or Daesh) and the other safe regions of the country.
With his provocations and a delaying tactic, with no independent political design visible behind it, Tsipras has failed drastically.
"I had much more hope in Obama to bring change, but he failed drastically," Mr. Larijani said.
Mr. Clinton's speech, which the White House broadcast live on its Web site, was not the first time that the former president, whose own attempt to sell a universal health care law failed drastically in his first term, has stepped into the debate over the new law.
In particular, the computational time reduces drastically if the failed branch appears as the first one in the subtree given to some worker.
Meanwhile, according to Equality Now the experiments with legalization in places like the Netherlands and Germany have failed drastically and, as a result, politicians and women's groups are now pushing for new laws.
