Sentence examples for fail generally from inspiring English sources

And being too big to fail generally makes the largest institutions fairly impervious to competition.

The ones that fail generally take cover and become inactive when the temperatures are below 40 degrees and do not become active until temperatures rise in late winter and early spring.

When the ambassador was finally released from desert purgatory and posted elsewhere, his successor cabled London in the same gloomy vein: "MOD Sales fail generally to keep us informed of what they are up to in this part of the world.

The last pictures he directed – the noir comedy The Ice Harvest (2005) and Year One (2009), about a pair of prehistoric chancers played by Jack Black and Michael Cera – failed generally to please either audiences or critics.

It was shown that block grafts failed generally in early stages of graft healing (≤2 months) [ 16, 20, 27, 30].

The rare arms control treaties to fail were generally never brought to a vote, with one exception being the Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty, which Mr. Kyl helped defeat in 1999.

Even if they are good enough actors not to fail, they generally won't try; they have too much to lose.

The failed chains generally shared two problems – too many stores and too little multichannel activity".

The damage when such a bank fails is generally proportional to its size.

One of your claims — that the "money is everything" assertion has failed — is generally correct but requires further elaboration.

Many labor leaders warn that third parties generally fail.