Sentence examples for failing to capture from inspiring English sources

Thus, the 28-day in-hospital mortality may fail to capture the true impact of sepsis on subsequent outcomes, and may be too insensitive, failing to capture important effects on surrogate outcomes, such as the effects of potential therapies [ 21].

The king suddenly died after failing to capture Copenhagen.

"You're concerned about failing to capture your customers".

If so, "political" interest may be as high as ever, but parties are failing to capture it.

Like many of her colleagues, Smith believes the polls are failing to capture hotspots of strong Labour support.

In this Season 2 finale he helps Nicole Miller, whose fusty designs are failing to capture the youth market that she needs to survive.

In 841 bc he defeated Hazael and, after failing to capture Damascus itself, marched to the Mediterranean coast where he received tribute from Tyre, Sidon, and Samaria.

They later retreated south and, after failing to capture Angers (December 3), turned east but were overtaken and defeated at Le Mans (December 12).

But all three were boringly redundant, failing to capture anything resembling authenticity, relying on whitewashed or straight-washed narratives to appeal to the masses.

Charlie Bean, the former deputy governor of the Bank of England, has criticised the Office for National Statistics for failing to capture what is happening in the economy.

Rawls was aware that Capitol was failing to capture his character, so convinced the label to let him issue a live album.