Sentence examples for failed to construct from inspiring English sources

The party also "failed to construct a message that resonates with voters... until Corbyn emerged as a potential leader".

This is clearly the fault of squeamish commissioning editors who failed to construct an adequate firebreak separating "gormless bloke" from "gormless bloke with a dangerous rightwing agenda".

The absence of a shared identity is a main reason the Bush administration has failed to construct workable national institutions in Iraq.

It failed to construct a workable model for its internal management, choosing instead to paper over the differences between the British and Dutch systems.

He's facing elections, which he has promised, which the Supreme Court has ordered, having tried and failed to construct political parties that would be congenial to his staying in power.

At the same time, critics of the government charge that a series of Republican and Democratic administrations has failed to construct a sound energy policy to take into account shifts in demand and the complexities of the supply of oil and gas.

James, the Venezuelan bureau chief for The Associated Press, adds some cursory historical context to the raw anecdotes he strings together, but fails to construct a narrative worthy of these poignant memories.

The speech exhibited how Democrats can fail to construct a sound and easily understood narrative about real austerity, tax reform, revenue enhancements and investments to make us more competitive, including in infrastructure.

NI makes a fair attempt to answer the question, but fails to construct a logical argument.

Failing to construct longer linkers from shorter fragments would limit the library to contain only very short linkers.

In other words, when the larger A and the small B fail to construct a reliable arrangement to generate stability and peace based on mutual trust and understanding the asymmetric structure is more likely to keep producing misperception and suspicion.