Sentence examples for failing to display from inspiring English sources

The music industry drew criticism for failing to display readable parental-advisory labels in online and television advertising.

The Adry Furniture Corporation of Brooklyn, for example, was fined $500 in 2011 for failing to display prices for a red stool and an end table.

But the report shared the blame for this "consistent pattern of failing to display the proper degree of openness" between CRU and the university.

Currently drivers can be fined £200 for failing to display a disc, even if they have bought one and it has been lost in the post.

Activists even accused the BBC of underplaying coverage of Andy Murray's achievements, failing to display Scotland to size on weather maps and failing to sufficiently report on independence movements elsewhere in the world.

Its final report indicated that the researchers' "rigour and honesty as scientists are not in doubt," but it did note "a consistent pattern of failing to display the proper degree of openness" among the researchers and the UEA.

A demolition permit was approved on Feb. 14, though on the same day a stop-work order was issued because of a broken fence at the back of the site, and inspectors found two violations, for failing to publicly display a work permit and failing to properly protect the public and nearby property.

While players are not yet able to see opponents dance while they do, symbols showing the steps dancers are making, or failing to make, are displayed for contestants, he said.

"By failing to force consistent display and reporting," Mann writes in an email, "DOT comes off looking flummoxed and rather toothless in this".

He chides historians for failing to see that "modern display advertising was an entirely original creation of the fin de siecle," and then, two pages later -- presumably using the work of a historian -- mentions circus posters of the 1830's, the figure of Uncle Sam in the Civil War and the advertising campaigns of Procter & Gamble.

Thus the hubris he displayed in failing to win parliamentary support for air strikes on Syria; as a result, he has all but forfeited the prime minister's centuries-old right to order the country to war.