Sentence examples for fails to exert from inspiring English sources

Another difficulty, says Alfredo Rangel, a defence analyst, is what might happen to the territory vacated by the AUC if the government fails to exert control.

More blunt than debonair, Mr. Gilfry fails to exert the powerful attraction that holds the other characters in thrall, and his singing is ill defined, a kind of burly roar.

The Great Gatsby is the American novel on this list that remains, after many readings, one of my all-time favourites, an unquiet masterpiece whose mystery never fails to exert its power.

And at times he fails to exert on his work the iron discipline that characterises the only comparable work in English, Christopher Hibbert's "Rome: The Biography of a City", published in 1985.

Therefore we finally illustrate that the ethanolic extract induces cytotoxic effect in DL cells but fails to exert cytotoxicity towards normal cells even at higher concentration.

It is clear, however, that α-TOH, the redox-active counterpart of α-TOS, fails to exert such activity (Erl et al, 1997; Neuzil et al, 2001b).

After a scuffle broke out, the crew, led by Roan again, failed to exert control.

Conventional alginate pellets underwent rapid drug dissolution and failed to exert colon targeting unless subjected to complex coating.

-- and the owners of North American doughmakers like Kwan -- the United States Figure Skating Association failed to exert its might to play traffic cop.

Moreover, he felt criticised on the issue of African-American solidarity and also for having allegedly failed to exert enough raunchy heterosexiness.

However English referee Greg Garner ruled the young Welshman had failed to exert downward pressure before his second attempt that was beyond the dead-ball line.