Sentence examples for fail to get on from inspiring English sources

The euro will be vulnerable as long as European leaders fail to get on top of the debt crisis.

The plight of countries, or regions within countries, that fail to get on that path is indeed a matter of the gravest concern.

10.05pm: Anything could happen at 14, where Casey's tee shot finds a greenside bunker, both Americans fail to get on the top level of the green, and Garcia's ball sits on the apron on the top ridge.

Students who fail to get on to a degree course this year should take up volunteering to enhance their CVs and apply to less competitive universities next year, the universities minister said today, as 180,000 candidates chased a dwindling number of places in clearing.

Not only will the technology cut down on the number of bags that fail to get on the right flight, Mr. Maruster said, but once Delta develops software to provide its agents with data from the tracking system, the agents should be able to tell passengers where their luggage went and when Delta will be able to deliver it.

"95% of the bets we have taken so far have been for Wolf Hall, so we would be delighted to see it fail to get on the shortlist, but I fear it will be there, having already been backed from 8/1 to 6/4 - and I have no doubt that it will become the hottest favourite ever to win the award, and the first book to be odds-on to do so," said spokesman Graham Sharpe.

If he fails to get on with Chase Carey, the second-in-command at News Corp, it will not be because of any strategic differences.

Who fails to get on the end of it.

This time round, to the Democrats' immense relief, Mr Nader has failed to get on to the ballot.

But it also means that seven times out of 10, a hitter has failed to get on base safely.

In his first attempt, in 1997, he failed to get on the ballot because his petitions were not in order.