Sentence examples for failing to cancel from inspiring English sources
About $8 billion was wasted; failing to cancel it would have wasted tens of billions more.
The Guardian understands that it was critical of the company for failing to cancel the day's slaughter when the scald tank incident occurred.
A lawsuit filed Tuesday against Education Secretary Betsy DeVos asserts that the Education Department — as required by an Obama-era regulation — is failing to cancel student loans for borrowers whose schools closed before students could earn their degrees.
John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, has accused Philip Hammond of failing to cancel a "tax giveaway" by his predecessor to Britain's biggest banks, worth more than £1bn this year.
To prove it, he disappointed his graduate students by failing to cancel class on the day he was awoken at 3 00 AM with news of the prize.
Many criticized the event's coordinators for failing to cancel the race, even though warnings about high pollution rates had emerged earlier last week.
Low-cost airline Ryanair says it will appeal against a €3m (£2.56m) fine for failing to help passengers after cancelling their flights during the volcanic ash crisis.
As News.com.au reported last year, there have been numerous incidents of airlines selling tickets for new routes in advance, and failing to notify passengers when they cancel or postpone the launch of those routes.
In another daredevil plot, they sought to assassinate more than a dozen top Nazis on trial for war crimes in Nuremberg, only to cancel the operation after failing to find American guards to help them.
A conference on the "Beckham phenomenon", scheduled for this summer, has been cancelled after failing to attract enough papers.
The worst performing of the bunch, "Sunset Beach" on NBC, a relative youngster launched as recently as 1997, has been cancelled after failing to hook enough viewers (although it has roared ahead in other markets such as Britain).In this section Writing style Has the bubble burst for American soap?
