Sentence examples for failed to thoroughly from inspiring English sources

His lawyer, Kevin Orr, argued that prison officials failed to thoroughly search jail cells after the first attack.

"Bishop Daily failed to thoroughly investigate" accusations, the report said, and "had a clear preference for keeping priests who sexually abused children in pastoral ministry".

In January, the F.D.A. sent a warning letter to McNeil in which officials said the company had failed to thoroughly investigate consumer complaints of a moldy odor from some bottles of Tylenol Arthritis Relief Caplets.

The first woman ever elected as a Lutheran bishop said Friday that she had resigned from her post in northern Germany amid accusations that she failed to thoroughly investigate reports of a sexually abusive pastor.

The report, prepared by the staff of the Assembly Oversight, Analysis and Investigation Committee, concluded that the city had failed to thoroughly follow the 21 security recommendations made by state and federal officials since Sept. 11.

Haruki Madarame, head of a panel of nuclear safety experts who provide technical advice to the government, told a Parliament-sponsored inquiry on Wednesday that Japanese officials had succumbed to a blind belief in the country's technical prowess and failed to thoroughly assess the risks of building nuclear reactors in an earthquake-prone country.

It fails to thoroughly analyze the decisive role that the United States played before, during and after the conflict.

When hiring for a position you are naturally focused on assessing candidates based on what you want and need and what is best for the business, but if you fail to thoroughly address what is best for the individual who is applying you are exposing yourself to one of the biggest errors of recruitment as well as missing the best opportunity to build a great team.

The report said Bishop Daily had failed to investigate thoroughly allegations of abuse, even when a priest was found to have lied in denying a charge.

It seems to me that the most troublesome aspect of the whole affair is not so much Ms. Miller's journalistic lapses, but The Times's admission that it failed to cover thoroughly and aggressively one of the most important political stories of recent years because editors were concerned about the impact on Ms. Miller.

In the UK the implant governance system failed to learn thoroughly from the 3M™ Capital™ Hip failure, despite claims by the MHRA in 2012 of having responded to emerging ASR™ data with patient safety in mind (MHRA [2012b]).