Sentence examples for fails in achieving from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, recent research shows that local voltage control fails in achieving the desired regulation, unless there is some communication between the controllers.

C.M.P.: If a researcher fails in achieving the original goal of a project, the reason for the failure will be examined and evaluated carefully to judge the researcher's capability.

If non-insulin monotherapy fails in achieving HbA1c targets over 3 6 months, a second oral agent or insulin is to be added.

"They failed in achieving their aim, I believe Israel did not achieve what they wanted," said Nabil Tuabi, 45, a shopkeeper.

These solutions failed in achieving a uniformly radiated sound field especially when the transducers of the loudspeaker system are separately distributed.

While firms engage in a complex and time-consuming process to design and agree upon performance targets, incentive mechanisms and involved risks of buying and selling future performance, they often fail in achieving excellence in all performance targets.

Naomi Scheman has argued that insofar as scientific communities and institutions fail to be trustworthy from the perspective of marginalized groups who have experienced a poor historical relationship with them, those institutions fail in achieving objectivity, given that the function of objectivity is to rationally ground trust (Scheman 2001).

He thought that such distinctions enabled him to maintain simultaneously the necessity of all that happens and human freedom (cf. Tractatus de universalibus, ch. 14, pp. 333 47); and many times he affirms that it would be heretical to say that all things happen by absolute necessity; but his attempt failed in achieving its goal.

If you do something different but fail in achieving the main goal, at least you enjoyed the journey and can rest assured that you tried.

It also failed dismally in achieving its objective, as Hamas survived and the local population's hatred of their arrogant oppressors burned as bright as the fires which consumed their homes.

"The war to end all wars," as Woodrow Wilson optimistically called it, failed woefully in achieving that goal, to the point where the historian Adam Hochschild titled his acclaimed recent book about the period "To End All Wars".