Sentence examples for failed to regularly from inspiring English sources

It added that in some cases Santander had failed to regularly check that investments still met customers' needs, despite promising to do so.

England's potential engine room of Ravi Bopara, Eoin Morgan and Jos Buttler failed to regularly deliver.

But prior to conceding, Tony Mowbray's team failed to regularly test a much-changed Chelsea side, in keeping with a wretched run of one win in nine league games this year.

Cuddy admits to being left wondering why English Premiership club Leicester have been able to fill Welford Road even during lean seasons in the past decade while the Ospreys have failed to regularly fill their ground.

In 2011 it formed the "Publicly Traded and Large Schools Workgroup," a team that in the following three years failed to regularly meet, according to a critical report by the Education Department's inspector general.

It is therefore not surprising that most subjects failed to regularly alternate their decision rule in this repeated conditional discrimination task.

County prosecutors say the department still fails to regularly notify them.

The recommended daily dairy product consumption in Australia is two to three servings (the level at which disease risk is minimised), but 65%% of the population fail to regularly meet these recommendations for dairy product consumption.

This morphological behaviour of EBF was seen under this culture conditions until passage 7, but thereafter, EBF failed to proliferate regularly and decreased in their viability (passage 9).

Although 30 subjects were enrolled per arm, "One patient treated with acyclovir failed to present regularly for follow-up, though he responded favourably in that his geographic ulcer had healed when he returned 10 days after beginning therapy".

Jon Platt, a father from the Isle of Wight who took his daughter on holiday to Disneyworld in Florida during term time, overturned a court fine after arguing that her unauthorised absence did not mean she failed to attend school regularly.