Sentence examples for fail to make about from inspiring English sources
A recent IPPR estimate suggests that the sums involved are quite trivial: the record industry will fail to make about £143m over ten years if the term of copyright is not extended.
What's unsatisfactory about these posits isn't that if they existed they'd fail to make true statements about unobserved objects or statements about mental states that failed to manifest themselves in actual behaviour or statements about the past or future.
Meanwhile, we fail to make the same generalisations about attacks that happen at home.
Many people see health insurance as so complicated that they fail to make the best decisions about it, despite it being a huge cost to them or their employer.
Both of these statements fail to make the truly constitutional argument about the concept of the lists themselves.
If the Rangers, who this season have the highest payroll in N.H.L. history (about $75 million), fail to make the playoffs, their drought would set a franchise record.
It is wilfully dumb, and after the fuss about the underrepresentation of blacks at the Oscars, and their overrepresentation in morgues, the fact that US non-network TV... can roll out a show like this and fail to make any others that aren't about OJ is monumentally depressing".
The methods that are currently used to represent data and information about phenotypes fail to make the semantics of the phenotypic trait explicit and do not interoperate with ontologies of anatomy and other domains.
I am not talking primarily about businesses that fail to make profits and possibly go bankrupt.
People are sceptical about scientists who pronounce not on science but on politics and products such as GM crops – and particularly about those who fail to make clear the personal or organisational views that colour the assumptions they make.
