Sentence examples for failed to project a from inspiring English sources

Even the shadow education secretary, Tristram Hunt, suggested last month on these pages that the Labour party had failed to project a strong radical message to the voters.

But he has failed to project a grand vision that would have to include, for example, fresh elections under a fairer system.Some weary Lebanese now pin hopes on foreign mediation, with much interest stirred by a flurry of talks between Iran and Saudi Arabia, the region's main Shia and Sunni powers respectively.

When he wrote or talked of New Orleans, of being out there with his horn or following the parades or listening to mentors like Joe Oliver, Armstrong never failed to project a joy so profound that it became an antidote to the blues of daily living.

The danger for Democrats is that they will lose seats again in the 2006 congressional elections, select a divisive presidential candidate in 2008 and fail to project an integrated and plausible vision of liberalism that resonates with moderates and independents.

As part of the fallout, some shadow cabinet members say they were crowded out of a campaign that failed to project Labour as a team that includes strong women such as Harriet Harman and Yvette Cooper.

But the opposition Conservatives failed to project themselves as a confident government-in-waiting.In the run up to the vote, Mr Martin had forged a short-term alliance with the leftish New Democratic Party.

The Americans lament that they have given guns and training to thousands of troops under command of the transitional government yet they have failed to project power beyond a few heavily fortified streets in Mogadishu.

Simulations using connectivity matrices from 1996 and 1997 again failed to project the observed genetic structure, with a wide range of values projected for some site pairs (Fig. 7A).

Some people who meet Friendly's specifications for strong involvement falter under the lights — one of them has described the business of being interviewed amid all the gear of a Friendly production as "a shattering experience" — and they fail to project themselves any farther than a scrap-film bin in the cutting room.

There are also some disadvantages: many faculty members lack training in bioinformatics approaches and tools; and some students, anticipating wet-bench labs or fieldwork, fail to see a computer-based project as research (Shaffer et al., 2014).

Thus far, ExxonMobil, the lead oil company on the project, has failed to reveal a specific plan to ensure that this will not happen.