Sentence examples for failed voices from inspiring English sources

In July, when the exoatmospheric-kill-vehicle test failed, voices from all sides called upon President Clinton to do what he had apparently wanted to do anyway — defer the system's deployment to the next Administration.

As Adolph's eyesight failed, his voice seemed to get louder.

There had been anger when Todt had failed to voice compassion for the fallen, initially refusing to countenance any change to the schedule.

An oversight by the film was to ignore how risk managers at many banks knowingly failed to voice their fears about the way their companies operated.

In 1907, a resolution introduced in the state House to establish the "only true pronunciation as that received by the native Indians" — a third way, Mih-SOO-rih — failed by voice vote.

In his speech in Brussels in May, Trump explicitly said that the United States would not leave allies in the lurch, even if he failed to voice commitment to the alliance's formal mutual-defense pledge as codified in Article 5 of the 1949 treaty.

Several other amendments offered by Democrats to bolster funding for ocean acidification and climate research failed on voice votes.

Yet so far the president has failed to voice any acknowledgment of the cultural, racial and historical impact of Michael Jackson's work.

Their combined voices failed to secure Mr. Purdy a permanent place in the mainstream.

But the school – which also attracted controversy for being "sanction-free" and barring teachers from raising their voices – failed to convince inspectors, who gave the school its lowest rating after a no-notice visit in July.

Failing to voice that aspiration would have looked inadequate - a succession of independent estimates as well as that of the last mayor have found that a target of that kind needs to be hit.