Sentence examples for failed to dispense from inspiring English sources

Campaign officials accepted some responsibility for Mr. Gore's troubles, saying that at times they had failed to dispense appropriate advice and did not adequately fine-tune his message.

In January, a 13-year-old boy with H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, went two days without crucial immunity-boosting drugs because Juvenile Justice failed to dispense them, Ms. Rosenbloom said.

If your local ATM fails to dispense cash, is the computer simply down, or has a malicious bit of code been set loose on the computer network to which the cash machine is linked?

The trouble with Mr Chuan was that, in his readiness to dispense long-term medicine, he failed to convince ordinary Thais that he cared about their immediate problems.

Why this rocket had failed to open in flight and dispense its bomblets was not clear.

The generals' reliance on emergency laws and summary justice dispensed by military courts has not only failed to reduce crime, but also flies in the face of the revolution's basic aims.

Those who dispense this quotation with any amount of frequency have failed to grasp that they can only truly tell it like they think it is.

According to a World Health Organization (WHO) report, more than 50% of all medicines were prescribed, dispensed, or sold inappropriately worldwide, and 50% of patients failed to take their medicines correctly [ 2].

But the move to dispense with Kristen Stewart's princess in favour of Hemsworth's Huntsman appears to have failed to impress audiences.

Mark Lamos's 1998 "Tosca" at New York City Opera, which also dispensed with the candlesticks and moved the plot forward in time, failed to cause any scandal.

In these assessments, patients were considered persistent if they neither discontinued (failed to refill index prescription within 60 days of the date of previous dispensing) nor switched to another bisphosphonate during the follow-up period.