Sentence examples for fails for all from inspiring English sources

In light of this most damning of revelations, perhaps there are those who may wish to reflect that it is better the devil you know than the messiah who fails, for all is not well in Paradise.

As we have seen, the compactness theorem in its usual form fails for all infinitary languages.

On the other hand, the upward Löwenheim-Skolem theorem in its usual form fails for all infinitary languages.

Otherwise, if then either fails, for all, or it holds for some but there is no such that (2.18) holds since it has been assumed that satisfies.

The PCA based method fails for all three examples.

The corollary of this, he stresses, is that a proportion of pupils must fail: "For all these reasons exams pitched at a level which all can easily pass are worse than no exams at all.

Mr Wilson's government was climbing back from behind in the opinion polls, and his chancellor, Roy Jenkins, failed for all the worthiest reasons to deliver a sufficiently generous pre-election budget.

Bored by one-size-fits-all marketing campaigns which frequently fail for all but the most generic of Mother's Day X Factor releases.

"Tires fail for all kinds of reasons," said Susan Dwyer, a New York lawyer who has defended such suits for 20 years but is not involved in cases related to the recalled Bridgestone/Firestone tires.

Published in 1826, when the author was twenty-eight, "The Last Man" is set in the twenty-first century, when only one man endures, the lone survivor of a terrible plague, having failed — for all his imagination, for all his knowledge — to save the life of a single person.

They failed for all sorts of different reasons, but they failed nonetheless.