Sentence examples for fails to puncture from inspiring English sources
In an article in the Daily Mail IDS defended firms joining the scheme (some have since pulled out), contrasting them with the "unjustified sense of superiority and intellectual sneer" and the "intellectual snobbery" of the "commentating elite" which fails to puncture the illusion that the way to success lies only through TV reality shows.
When the action on the pitch finally started, a swashbuckling France took the game to Romania but failed to puncture their gutsy defence before half-time as the crowd began again to get edgy.
The court ordered the review of so-called undervoted ballots, meaning those on which the counting machines did not register a vote for president -- either because the voter did not cast a vote or failed to puncture the card.
Honeyguides occasionally bit unhatched host eggs, but failed to puncture their shells (figure 1 d).
If any of them failed to puncture the paper, or did not close properly, remove them so you can try again.
Two targeted bile ducts (B3 and B6) failed to be punctured in the first intervention; however, other bile ducts were punctured alternatively and the drainage catheter was placed in a bile duct.
Using reported speech can puncture impersonal language that fails to paint pictures, and will enable the writer to eliminate jargon, or at least explain it in simple terms.
This weekend shadow culture minister Ivan Lewis warns that the map of Britain will be punctured by cultural black holes if the Arts Council of England fails to address the damage done by local government cuts.
Results: Platelets alone failed to seal the puncture site.
