Sentence examples for failed might be from inspiring English sources

It can also act as a "tap" from which the blood of people whose kidneys have failed might be drawn for dialysis.At the moment, the options for either of these things are limited.

The reason why attempts to reduce inflammation with the use of probiotics have in the past sometimes failed might be that the pro-inflammatory pressure induced by the underlying disease is simply too high, but also influenced by larger consumption of proinflammatory foods and prescription drugs, many with strong inflammation-enhancing abilities.

One of the reasons these intervention studies failed might be due to the short duration used to examine the effectiveness of DHA/EPA on cognitive performance.

Part of the worry, I put it to her when we met two months into her new job, might be that for her to fail might be interpreted as a blow not just for herself but for womankind.

That a regulator at the Fed — the most powerful of the banking industry's overseers — would say that such a structural overhaul of the financial system might be considered, was a sign that the policy debate over what to do about "too big to fail" might be shifting.

Judges are good at sifting evidence and have the stamp of authority.Still, big investigations into how complex systems work (or catastrophically fail) might be better led by someone who actually understands the systems in question, suggests Tony Wright, an ex-MP who led an inquiry into inquiries in 2004 and is now a professor at University College London.

A satisfactory alternative for Mr Putin, if negotiations fail, might be a so-called "frozen conflict" in which a breakaway republic, internationally unrecognised, acts as a permanently destabilising presence within Ukraine.Separatist leaders made their aims clear following the ceasefire announcement in Minsk, the Belarusian capital.

The long fail might be over.