Sentence examples for failed to replace a from inspiring English sources
A Federal appeals court had ruled that Government workers failed to replace a cable strung with orange buoys that marked the area as dangerous.
Jack Statter, golf correspondent for The Sun newspaper, was once watching his beloved Arnie when he noticed that the great man's caddie had failed to replace a huge divot.
-- A lawsuit alleges Southern California Gas Co. failed to replace a safety valve that may have helped cut off a natural gas leak near Porter Ranch.
WASHINGTON, April 23 (Reuters) - The U.S. Secret Service failed to replace a broken alarm system at the Houston home of former President George H.W. Bush for more than a year, according to a government report on the troubled protection agency.
We say that we seek to bring to Islam the benefits of democracy, as though it were the only "truth," forgetting that democracy in the West arose precisely because the Reformation failed to replace a corrupt truth -- the Roman Catholic system -- with a new "truth" -- a single Protestant religious conformity.
In addition to the potential effect of the automatic, across-the-board cuts, known as "sequestration," Pentagon officials are also concerned about cuts that would be required if Congress fails to replace a stopgap spending measure, called the continuing resolution, with a bill that offers more long-term certainty.
The helmet has failed to replace the mask as a commonly used interface during non-invasive positive pressure ventilation because of poor patient-ventilator interaction.
The uprising failed to replace the tsarist autocracy with a democratic republic or even to convoke a constituent assembly, and most of the revolutionary leaders were placed under arrest.
Then, the franchise failed to replace the dilapidated Stade Olympique for a variety of reasons involving ownership, Major League Baseball, the city and the province of Quebec, making their business unsustainable.
What Trump is counting on is that, after he and his party failed to replace the Affordable Care Act with a plan of their own, and after the Trump administration will be in charge of managing the law's programs, voters in 2018 and 2020 will somehow blame the party that isn't in power for their problems.
