Sentence examples for expected failed to from inspiring English sources

The decision, which was largely expected, failed to prevent another increase in oil prices.

Speculation still continues about his future after an announcement of his retirement, which many had expected, failed to materialise over the weekend.

Olive Ewing Clapper, a reporter's wife, writes about what happened at an "informal" picnic: "The first headache I encountered was that the extra servant I had expected failed to show up.

Born in the Congo 49 years ago, Ms Kyenge entered Italy legally in 1983 to study medicine (though she lived illegally for a year after a university scholarship she had expected failed to materialise).

Inhibition of the IGF-1 signaling pathway through treatment with IGF-1 receptor blocking antibody significantly inhibited cardiomyocyte survival in the c-kitpos GATA-4 high expressing cCSC4A co-culture (Figure 7E F) and, as expected, failed to induce IGF-1 signaling in cardiomyocytes co-cultured with c-kitpos GATA-4 high expressing cCSC4A (Figure 7A C).

Given the very high percentage of both integrin-adhesome and muscle attachment gene knockdowns that yielded defects in muscle, we performed RNAi against a set of 10 knockdowns previously shown to produce a movement defect but not a subcellular defect in muscle (subset of genes from ref. 18) and, as expected, failed to find defects in muscle despite finding impaired movement.

Even if your assets don't shrink, you do in fact lose out if the correction you expected fails to materialize.

This result provides additional strong evidence that the Del α2B-AR α2B-ARntrast to ins wild type contrastartowhits undergoes agonist-induced desensitization normally as expected, fails to desensitize in PC12 cells.

She entered Italy legally in 1983 to study medicine (though she lived illegally in the country for about a year after a university scholarship she had been led to expect failed to materialise).

Mr Assad's enemies are urging Mr Annan to draw up a timetable for what happens when the regime, as many expect, fails to keep his word.

Several factors are converging that should make them worry, from an oversupply of schools, to a falling return on investment (as growth in the salaries students can expect fails to keep up with tuition fees) and competition from online learning.