Sentence examples for fail to clearly from inspiring English sources

This is analogous to the manner in which cash economies outperform primitive non-cash economies that fail to clearly represent exchange value.

Today, New Jersey filed suit in Superior Court in Essex County only against WorldCom, formerly known as MCI, claiming that its "Five Cents Everyday" commercials fail to clearly disclose the $4.95 monthly fee and calling restrictions.

Express Inc. slashed its forecast for the current quarter, highlighting the perils of resorting to promotions that fail to clearly communicate value to the customer, ahead of the crucial holiday selling season.

Among the trends in Mr. Shore's Millennial Edge study was one he called "invisible fence," as millennials "struggle with understanding where 'the line' is," partly because parents often fail "to clearly set and enforce boundaries".

"It is uncommon to find wealth management products that fail to clearly specify the underlying securitized assets," it said, adding that a regulation issued last year "clearly states that W.M.P. prospectuses must indicate how the money is being used, and the percentage of money that is being put into each asset class".

Nevertheless, standard bioinformatic approaches fail to clearly identify a suitable template for molecular modeling.

But he failed to clearly articulate in the first round what his campaign stood for.

In the past, the Croatian Football Federation HNSS) has failed to clearly condemn the chants and distance itself from them.

Mr. Brennan failed to clearly answer questions about the administration's excessive embrace of drone strikes and secrecy.

A ministry assessment completed shortly afterward said the schools lacked proper marketing methods and had failed to clearly state the practical benefits of receiving graduate diplomas.

In 1999, the company signed an agreement with the F.T.C. promising to refrain from unauthorized billing, misrepresenting services and charges to consumers and providing billing services to vendors who failed to clearly disclose the terms of their services.