Sentence examples for fails in terms of from inspiring English sources

Playing the game after having seen the film might put these scenes in context, but in spite of the hype, Enter the Matrix fails in terms of story, and must rely entirely on its stylish visuals and so-so gameplay.

In adults particularly, the remodeling process fails in terms of tissue regeneration and excessive deposition of collagen fibers into a disorganized network [ 10– 12]; this leads to scar formation.

Upon arrival, little Boubakar, like most of the small children who are treated here, was suffering from marasmus, a state of extreme thinness caused by a diet that fails – in terms of both quantity and quality – to meet the child's nutrition needs.

It is not actually true, this perception that the newspaper industry wants England to fail (in terms of selling papers, nothing would do it quite like getting to a World Cup final).

"It sounds to me as if Premier League bigwig Richard Scudamore is miffed that BT Sport has succeeded where he failed in terms of securing dressing room footage (yesterday's Fiver).

There is a further point to keep in mind about the American-led air campaign against Isis: it has demonstrably failed in terms of its original intention, which was to contain and if possible eliminate Isis.

Hansen said: "What's being talked about for Copenhagen is a strenghening of Kyoto [protocol] approach, a cap and trade with offsets and escape hatches which will be gauranteed to fail in terms of getting the required rapid reduction in emissions.

I didn't think about it initially because the race went on for a week, but when I came home I realised that was the first major disappointment of my cycling career, the first time I had really prepared for something and failed in terms of being a long way off the pace.

As the Guardian editorial points out – contradicting J Dimbleby's buoyant assertion – it will all depend on how the monarch behaves, how he is regarded by the same public opinion which cost silly Edward VIII his throne; not his love life, as Tanya Gold says of Edward II in today's Guardian, but his capacity for kingship in the 21st-century model (as Edward II failed in terms of the 14th century's).

The product clearly failed in terms of taking on such an ambitious goal.

"At the moment it doesn't matter whether his policies succeed or fail in terms of finance.