Sentence examples for fail to note from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, you fail to note that the accusations by Senator Petro come from a former terrorist.

Shakespeare shared this interest, and didn't fail to note Caesar's epilepsy, his deafness, his vanity, possibly his sterility.

No politician standing on the broad steps of City Hall could fail to note the newspaper's presence.

But the first day was not without mishaps, something that riders, being creatures of habit, did not fail to note.

Many of the listed destinations refer the user to the closest subway line, but they fail to note the stop.

They also fail to note that for many consumers, a brand-based language can be off-putting.

Nobody scrutinising the book will fail to note the confirmation of stereotypes of what women are like and the challenge to those stereotypes.

But what many commentators fail to note is that China's regulatory authorities took action to try to dampen prices over the last six months of the run-up.

But they usually fail to note that the science-economy linkage works both ways: Science surely helps expand the economy, but an expanding economy is itself a precondition for the expansion of any (adequately employed) scientific workforce.

Back at the start/finish line, Michael Czysz realizes that he's a goner when the radio announcers at the first checkpoint fail to note his bike.

It picks up Democratic language on privatization, a word Republican leaders reject, and it makes a point that Republicans and their supporters fail to note when they attack Democrats for Medicare spending cuts in the 2010 health care law.