Sentence examples for failed essentially from inspiring English sources

Initial attempts to modify vector host-range by the insertion of ligands on their surface glycoproteins have frequently failed, essentially owing to the impairment of the fusogenicity of the vector particles bound to the targeted cell-surface molecules.

Democrats fail essentially; Republicans fail incidentally.

It also turned out that the blunder of blunders was made by allowing Lehman to fail, essentially causing a cerebral hemorrhage in the world's financial brain.

Prior to the Super Committee, we had the Simpson-Bowles Commission, wasch was essentially tasked with solving the same problem, and essentially failed in the same spectacular way.

A few weeks later, it essentially failed.

These are places where the market for nutritious sustenance has essentially failed.

"This is polluting the scientific record with junk science, and demarcation has essentially failed.

Few turned up and the council judged that the initiative had essentially failed.

"The trusses had essentially failed," Mr. Resnick said, "and it was a possibility there could have been a collapse".

Investors had lost money, and everybody knew that Mr. Bush had essentially failed in creating a viable company.

Yet multiple rounds of scientific peer review had essentially failed to question whether the research itself was beneficial or appropriate.