Sentence examples for failed comprehensively from inspiring English sources

The big credit-rating agencies had failed, comprehensively, to price risk accurately.

When Roosevelt tried to continue his crusade as leader of a third party, he failed comprehensively.

Their semi-final with West Ham went to two replays and spawned the release of a club song, "We'll Be With You", which failed comprehensively to knock Chicory Tip's "Son of my Father" off the top of the charts and was easily outsold by the song released by their opponents, Chelsea.

But referendums on directly elected city mayors failed comprehensively in May, with all except Bristol voting "no" to the idea.

Some of the HIECs expressed regret in hindsight that their boards had not been more inclusive: "Part of the vision was to bring NHS and academic partners together…I accept that the HIEC may also be involved in bringing in industry and so forth, and frankly, I think, we failed comprehensively in that regard".

THE Stirling engine, the brainchild of a 19th-century Scottish clergyman, is an invention that seems cursed by the gods of innovation neither to succeed nor to fail comprehensively and thus be forgotten.

Do people honestly talk like this? Pelzer has announced that his story 'has two objectives: the first is to inform the reader how a loving, caring parent can change to a cold, abusive monster venting frustrations on a helpless child; the second is the eventual survival and triumph of the human spirit over seemingly insurmountable odds.' On the first count, he fails comprehensively.

And no government has failed more comprehensively than that of Pakistan.

He may have won his case but it's hard to think of how he could have failed more comprehensively in his aims.

Secondly, successive governments have failed to comprehensively appraise and sufficiently respond to the constant suicides.

Those that have attempted 3D averaging and analysis have failed to comprehensively and accurately describe the 3D facial surface with respect to size, color, and morphologic difference.