Sentence examples for failed to relate from inspiring English sources

Most countries' public sectors have failed to relate pay to performance.

The thing was badly designed, ill-ventilated, and on top of that I failed to relate to my mother.

Most of the other players failed to relate much to the teams of the past, even though they walk past the five Vince Lombardi trophies displayed in the team's training facility daily.

They have failed to relate their business to the retailscape of the urban region.

One of the many complaints made by fans was that the film failed to relate to the G.I. Joe franchise.

The offer was for 48 aircraft over 20 years, but Norway had extrapolated it to operating 57 aircraft over 30 years, thus doubling the cost; Norway's operational cost projections also failed to relate to the operational costs of Sweden's Gripens.

In particular, it fails to relate demand for improved health care to the public's willingness to pay.

No reader who has lived even slightly will fail to relate to James, who is "worried that things are not okay.

On Thursday, I met up with Nestlé chair Peter Brandck-Letmathe and he voiced the same concern; worry that the thousands of NGOs often fail to relate their individual concerns to the bigger picture.

"Not only is [traditional sentiment analysis] of limited accuracy – there is too high an incidence of false results – but it also fails to relate the intensity of the reaction and therefore leaves you thinking 'so what?'", said Steve Leigh, partner and co-founder at UK firm Reputation Consultancy.

However, they fail to relate these circuit parameters to physical properties.