Sentence examples for failed towards from inspiring English sources

If the future is coincident or farther from a scenario, this analysis would have failed towards its aim of defining such a range.

In doing so he became the first son of a Formula One Grand Prix winner to take victory himself, and he followed it with two more wins, first at Spa where he took the lead after pitstop problem for Prost, and then at the Italian Grands Prix where Prost's engine failed towards the end.

However, when used for irrigation, these wells often fail towards the end of the dry season.

In her latest novel, The Finishing School, Muriel Spark observes the jealousy felt by Rowland, a teacher of creative writing and failed novelist, towards Chris, his talented pupil.

"Turkey has been blamed unfairly as an attempt to cover up the failed policy towards Syria by the international community," argues Cemalettin Hasimi, an adviser to the prime minister.

They are a generation that has grown up on failed efforts towards Middle East peace, is angry with its own leadership and is losing faith in the prospect of a Palestinian state.

It is easy to argue that based on these figures alone Britain has failed to rebalance towards high productivity employment sectors underpinned by industrial investment and exports.

"I would hope that we see this power used very little, because the deterrent effect of a possible negative mark on a person's credit rating will convince those who have previously failed to pay towards their children's upbringing to do the right thing".

"The extent to which the UK has failed to rebalance towards manufacturing is further highlighted by the industrial sector as a whole and manufacturing being 9.8% and 6.5% respectively smaller than their pre-recession peaks seen at the start of 2008".

In embryos defective for S1pr2/Gα13 signaling, endocardial precursors failed to migrate towards the midline, and the presumptive endocardium surrounded the bilaterally-located myocardial cells rather than being encompassed by them.

It was October 2010 and Gordon Strachan had cleared his desk after a difficult 12 months in which Middlesbrough had failed to push towards the top half of the Championship table.