Sentence examples for failed to make all from inspiring English sources

New Jersey borrowed against the money it received from its share of the tobacco settlement and, along with Virginia, failed to make all of the required payments to its pension funds.

Chase disclosed in November that nearly a quarter of trial modifications had failed because the borrower did not make even a single payment, and that nearly half had failed to make all three payments required before the modification could become permanent.

If she failed to make all the payments in four years, though, she would face two to six years in prison.

If you fail to make all that worthwhile by scaring them, you've failed to do your job.

Insurance companies will be allowed to refuse to sell policies to consumers who fail to make all their premium payments this year.

Some industrialists say that scientists whose work has been used by the EPA have failed to make public all their data.

Although the council had introduced a policy of encrypting portable devices in April 2011, it failed to make sure all of the memory sticks being used by staff were encrypted, the ICO said.

But Dobson failed to make it all square with the second of those two conversion attempts, out wide on the right, to leave the score at 18-20.

After the major indexes slid about 4% in January and failed to make up all that lost ground in a volatile February, many investors are getting awfully nervous.

O'Neal failed to make the All-Star team last year for the first time.

Yankees catcher Jorge Posada failed to make the All-Star team for the first time since 1999.