Sentence examples for fail to get through from inspiring English sources
They cannot ensure humanitarian workers secure access to the region, so the food and medical handouts on which some 2.7m Darfuris survive often fail to get through.
Polling suggests he will fail to get through the first round of the two-stage presidential election if he runs for a second term.
Again, where supplies fail to get through, it is usually the poor who suffer most.The global burden of illness owing to dirty water, bad or non-existent sanitation and poor standards of hygiene is remarkable, according to the studies cited by Mr Rijsberman.
Severe flooding, which was top of our list of major incident risks, can mean schools are forced to close, in-home care services fail to get through, and emergency response services are forced to draft in additional support from other areas.
The following correction was printed in the Observer's For the record column, Sunday 15 August 2010 Apologies to those disappointed that we had apparently spoiled their TV viewing by claiming below that Christine Hamilton would fail to get through to the final of Celebrity Masterchef.
"There are deficiencies in the way Shakhter play, we exposed them in the first game but couldn't take advantage of it," said Lennon, who gave a firm "no" to one Kazakh journalist who asked if he would step down if Celtic fail to get through.
