Sentence examples for failed to mark from inspiring English sources

Besides, I failed to mark most salient points.

But the deal failed to mark a genuine turning point for German manufacturing.

He raised concerns about precincts where election workers failed to mark whether they had gotten identification of voters and ballots with similar-looking signatures.

Texas regulators recently determined that a June explosion of a large gas transmission line from excavation was the fault of an operator that failed to mark the pipeline properly.

That still leaves another group of ballot papers—supposedly 4,000 of them which carry her name but where the voters failed to mark the necessary "bubble" (or box).

CLAREY: Just to be clear for our readers, when John mentions cheating, is referring to an incident at the Indonesian Open in March 2005 when Montgomerie failed to mark his ball during a rainstorm.

Disqualification occurs if the rider touches the horse or any part of the rider's own body or equipment with the free hand, fails to "mark out," or is bucked off before the whistle.

It can be argued, for example, that, whereas the past tense form in English (in simple sentences or the main clause of complex sentences) definitely refers to the past, the so-called present tense form is more neutral with respect to temporal reference: it is nonpast in the sense that it fails to mark the time as past, but it does not mark it as present.

Although an edge detector may be robust to noise, it may fail to mark corners and junctions properly.

Moreover, while Brogaard grants that objectual understanding does incorporate a coherence requirement, this again fails to mark a value-relevant distinction between knowledge and understanding because the relevant counterpart objectual knowledge (i.e., knowledge of a subject matter)—also incorporates a coherence requirement.

So, for me, To fail to mark this day would be quite wrong.