Sentence examples for essentially unsuccessful from inspiring English sources
The implication of this finding is that the product and labour market reforms that have been passed since the mid 1990s have been essentially unsuccessful in increasing price flexibility.
Poor understanding of HCC pathogenesis mechanisms limits diagnosis and treatment at early stages and current therapies, despite recent advances, are essentially unsuccessful.
The American aluminum company late Thursday said it was giving up its hostile offer for its Canadian rival, which essentially means the unsuccessful bidder is itself now in play.
Considerable efforts to revert to the production of Form 1 by essentially the same process were unsuccessful.
His son, Edgar Jr., essentially destroyed the Seagram empire with his unsuccessful forays into the media business; Business Week named him one of the worst managers of 2002.
Primers for the 14% unsuccessful products were redesigned and synthesized, so that essentially all of the annotated genes were successfully amplified.
In 1909, after several unsuccessful uniform designs, William Devery, a part-owner of the Highlanders, essentially expropriated the logo, having remembered it from his days as the city's police chief.
Soon to be past tense: her efforts were unsuccessful, and the centre is now closing; the Prime Minister's policies have essentially put his own mother out of a job.
Essentially, the story at this juncture was Klann's word against Kerrey's, since Vistica was unsuccessful in getting any of the other Seals who participated in the mission to talk freely to him.
The search was unsuccessful.
