In addition, quantitative research often fails to go beyond the technical aspects of empirical analysis, thus failing to ask whether the most used, or available, data sets are worth analysing [99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106].
Mr. Bush constantly quotes an unnamed Texas woman who once berated him for failing to "ask for my vote".
I guess their mistake was failing to ask a representative of the Dead-Tree Mainstream Media Establishment my opinion.
David Cameron "almost certainly" breached the ministerial code by failing to ask the independent adviser on ministers' interests to investigate allegations against the former defence secretary Liam Fox.
United were not exactly ambitious in their use of the spare man, failing to ask a question of Manuel Almunia until the penalty.
The violations include failing to ask the right donor-screening questions and failing to follow other procedures that led to blood recalls from 2003 to last year.
Within six months, however, she said, he was berating her for failing to ask permission when she went out with friends.
Coe was accused by a parliamentary committee of a "lack of curiosity" and failing to ask enough questions during his eight years as vice-president.
The most frequent errors cited by F.D.A. investigators involve failing to ask donors questions that would reveal their ineligibility to give blood.
Sloppy or lazy or ignorant, perhaps; or more likely just a case of failing to ask the right person for the right piece of information.
He suggests I might like to take a good look at his house, and volunteers to tell me if I am failing to ask original questions.
