Sentence examples for entirely fails from inspiring English sources

Which is not to say that it entirely fails, either.

Much depends, too, on the method used to test retrieval; e.g., recognition may succeed when voluntary recall entirely fails.

The report also entirely fails to acknowledge the strong commercial drivers that may bring gene drives into agricultural use.

The direction, by Darrell Larson, entirely fails the intended atmosphere of the play in the second act.

This reform, which appears so far to have caused just 6% of families to downsize, entirely fails to recognise the circumstances of many disabled people.

The funny thing is, though, that in publicising its offer to cut people's energy bills, British Gas entirely fails to note that it has been to blame for raising those bills in the first place.

He says Ofgem have "almost entirely failed in our lifetime".

The Republican party did not entirely fail to destroy Barack Obama.

It entirely failed to uncover or nurture his talents.

At one point, you write, "I've entirely failed to reconcile fatherhood with adventuring".

The senator blamed himself for "having entirely failed to do anything in aid of an enterprise".