Sentence examples for effectively failed to from inspiring English sources

Factor disability in at the design stage of any development process: When you introduce universal education without considering the need for mobility devices, braille equipment and hearing aids, you have effectively failed to include disabled children.

Sadly, the debate on happiness has focused almost exclusively on the rich nations, where vast economic growth since the second world war has effectively failed to make people any happier – a fact known as the Easterlin paradox (pdf).

"By not ensuring that adequate preventive measures were taken, failing to act to stop the violence in a timely manner and actively blocking the IDPs [internally displaced people] from reaching safety during a large part of the emergency, Unmiss effectively failed to protect the civilians it is mandated by the UN security council to protect," said the MSF report.

According to Wang, the report proves that recent reforms have effectively failed to "eliminate routine torture" of suspects in police custody.

Strategically, however, the failure of the Allies to follow up their victory allowed Victor to reoccupy his siege lines; Cádiz was not relieved and the campaign effectively failed to achieve anything.

Most holdings in Shetland and the Western Isles and many in Highland could not be traced, because we could not use SAMS records of movements both starting and ending within Scotland, so this analysis effectively failed to include these areas.

But it was Afridi who dried up the runs most effectively, as England failed to score from 12 of the 24 balls the leg-spinner bowled.

In an analogous manner, N-terminal truncated mutants of CCL2 and CXCL8 effectively bound but failed to activate their receptors (Gong & Clark-Lewis, 1995; Moser et al, 1993).

The president, he lamented, failed to effectively tackle a rising deficit, Medicare and Social Security.

United Rentals, however, failed to effectively communicate its understanding of the deal agreement.

It could have been prevented, but scientists failed to effectively communicate what they knew to the people.