Sentence examples for fail suggests from inspiring English sources

"There are two ways it could fail," suggests Austin Frakt of Boston University.

That one campaign should succeed, while another, similar attempt to protect our wild lands (a campaign backed, moreover, by all the major environmental NGOs) should fail suggests that ministers are more worried about public opinion than about the land they should be sworn to protect.

The increased efficacy of our proposed mechanism of action in this demanding model of arthritis, in which other therapies fail, suggests JAKi + SYKi as a potential pharmacological tool to treat patients not responding to current treatments.

The fact that the Stockholm attack failed suggests al-Qaida is not in a position to train its supporters properly, British sources said.

The anticonvulsant effectiveness of a KD, where most pharmacological treatments have failed, suggests a fundamental mechanistic difference between these treatment modalities.

The fact that also proximal mutants of NdCld could be crystallized (whereas crystallization of DaCld variants failed) suggests that recombinant NdCld is the more suitable model Cld for future mechanistic studies.

On Wednesday, a Republican effort to kill the amendment failed, suggesting that Democrats had the votes to adopt it.

Similar kidneys derived from fetal cells that had not been cloned failed, suggesting that they had been rejected by the recipient cow's immune system.

Above nearby trinket shops hung a huge poster of Raphael's Madonna del Prato, with a photograph superimposed showing the separation barrier cutting the meadow in half.A religious component might help peace-making succeed where secular efforts have failed, suggested Father Lombardi.

However, they systematically failed, suggesting a chromosomal location of this gene, and no further attempts at plasmid detection were undertaken.

If both these genes were homozygote null in all tissues, then embryonic development failed, suggesting an important pathway interaction.