Sentence examples for fact failed from inspiring English sources

In concept, they may be systemically important, but they will be taken over by the government if they, in fact, failed or failing.

During the trials it emerged the conspirators had in fact failed to fix any games.

In April, an appeals court vacated the judge's injunction on the current payouts, arguing that the plaintiffs had in fact failed so far to show discrimination.

Despite the reported success of the Russian missile test on Thursday, an Israeli expert told YNet that he suspected it had in fact failed.

Several of Mr. Bush's pet initiatives in fact failed, including a school voucher program that the Florida Supreme Court found unconstitutional.

Janet Napolitano, the homeland-security secretary, declared initially on December 27th that "the system has worked really very, very smoothly", only to accept the next day that the system had in fact "failed miserably".

So did he in fact fail?

But even that worrying fact fails to offer guidance about human health impacts.

That baby may well suffer developmentally, fail to develop speech, fail to develop physically, and, in fact, fail to thrive, despite an adequate diet, because of that emotional deprivation," Elliot said.

I would say that if she did not see that the Bush administration was intent on going to war, then her judgment did in fact fail her in a very big way.

The overhaul of financial regulation proposed last week by the Obama administration would provide so-called resolution powers that would allow big, complex financial institutions to, in fact, fail and let regulators take them over.