Sentence examples for failure to thoroughly from inspiring English sources

But Rolling Stone's failure to thoroughly vet the University of Virginia student's claims, including her claim of assault, are at the center of the legal troubles now facing the magazine.

In a letter to Michele Leonhart, the Administrator of the D.E.A., Senator Patrick Leahy, of Vermont, wrote, "I remain troubled by what appears to be a failure to thoroughly and critically assess the role that the D.E.A. played in the operation and its aftermath".

CAMP PENDLETON, Calif., Sept. 5 — The Marine Corps said Wednesday that it had formally reprimanded a two-star general and two colonels for their failure to thoroughly investigate why a group of enlisted men killed 24 Iraqis, including several women and children, in Haditha nearly two years ago.

The failure to thoroughly assess the civilian toll reduces the chances that allied forces, which are relying ever more heavily on air power rather than risking ground troops in overseas conflicts, will examine their Libyan experience to minimize collateral deaths elsewhere.

While the enmity toward the police is rooted in Sanford's segregationist past, black residents and leaders said it had been fueled by what they described as mistreatment and the agency's failure to thoroughly investigate the shooting deaths of many young black men — an assertion that the police dispute.

It's our failure to thoroughly examine and provide evidence for our patriotism that concerns me.

In the background, for sure, there was a huge publicly funded police inquiry, forced by the stench of past failure to investigate thoroughly the crime which had been ignored and concealed for so long.

At the High Court, Scotland Yard lawyers said the failure to investigate more thoroughly resulted from the pressure the police were under to investigate terrorism threats.

Scotland Yard lawyers said the failure to investigate more thoroughly resulted from the pressure the police were under to investigate terrorism threats.

Failure to do this thoroughly can result in high ammonia or nitrite levels and fish death.

The Lawrence case should serve as a justification of the double jeopardy rule because it is a case that illustrates police failures to investigate thoroughly at the time and the mistake of a premature decision to prosecute on inadequate evidence.