Sentence examples for failed could be from inspiring English sources

The sovereigns probably argued that the cost of equipping the expedition would not be very great; the loss, if it failed, could be borne; the gain, should it succeed, was incalculable indeed, it might divert to Spain all the wealth of Asia.

The few cases where the agreement failed could be understood in terms of steric effects specific to the structure.

Markers that failed could be due to undetected SNPs in the sequence that modify the predicted restriction sites, or errors in SNP prediction.

In summary, we found that some great apes were capable of solving a detour-reaching task after only a few trials and those that failed could be trained to solve the task after minimal training.

A few participants reported that text messages could stimulate a craving for cigarettes and some also stated that continuing to receive messages after a quit attempt had failed could be demoralising.

Those who fail could be deported.

And for Korea to fail could be cataclysmic.

The alternative, should these efforts fail, could be engaging in costly and uncertain military intervention.

Under his plan, principals whose schools fail could be disciplined or even fired.

In July 2003, a contributor to Urbandictionary.com noted that fail could be used as an interjection "when one disapproves of something," giving the example: "You actually bought that?

The TCPS fail could be related to TB contact screen miss, its distance from World Health Organization procedures and health workers' role.