Sentence examples for failed to break out from inspiring English sources

The Dow first brushed 1000 in 1966 but failed to break out for good until 1982.

The rest of the field failed to break out of single digits.

China has failed to break out of the basic bulk-carrier market, where ships may cost as little as $30m.

Yet although Mr Huckabee surpassed expectations, he failed to break out of his niche in the South and among his fellow evangelicals.As for Mr Romney, he did well out West, but failed to win any big or southern states.

It was panned in the Times Book Review (even though Gottlieb and Bourne had tried to influence the editor about the assignment), and it failed to break out of the New York market.

Officials of the monetary fund and the Bush administration have said they are especially wary about the continued slide of Argentina, which received hefty multilateral loans that totaled $13.7 billion late last year but has failed to break out of a three-year-old recession.

Mr. Gross fails to break out the three main sources of federal tax revenue: (1) withheld income and employment taxes; (2) "other than withheld" taxes paid on capital gains, self-employment income, under-withheld wage income, and a variety of other income sources; and (3) corporate income taxes.

Many experts agree that hand-squeezed juice tastes better, possibly because an electric machine scrapes away too much pith, or fails to break out flavorful oils from the peel.[5].

But the danger for the Government is that it fails to break out of its "omnishambles" rut and that every policy tweak is magnified by the media into yet another U-turn.

And the girls themselves – memories of childhood tragedies crowding their thoughts, struggling against the cold, sobbing at their first trick – fail to break out of the creative-writing exercise mould of how to portray lonely prostitutes battling against the world.

Moving ahead, when you estimate your price range conservatively, and then fail to break out of your initial range when you formally price, it's not that great of a sign.