Sentence examples for flatly failed from inspiring English sources

Green Party MP Caroline Lucas, who will join passengers at Brighton station on Monday to call for Britain's railways to be returned to public hands, said services over the Christmas period were typical of "a system that has flatly failed".

"We flatly failed three times," Morriss admits.

But, one can just as easily find examples foreign affairs initiatives which have faltered or flatly failed, primarily because our efforts may not have been as well informed, or may not have taken full advantage of the expertise of the world community.

The simplest way of treating the issue of determinism in GTR would be to state flatly: determinsim fails, frequently, and in some of the most interesting models.

The Senate refused to ratify the Kyoto accord, President George W. Bush flatly repudiated it, and Congress failed to put a price on carbon.

When the interviewer had a question that failed to engage her, she replied, flatly, "I don't know".

After a new study failed to find nanodiamonds, impact experts are flatly rejecting outsiders' claims that an impact 12,900 years ago devastated the megafauna.

It said that Proposition 8, the state's ban on same-sex marriage, should be subjected to "heightened scrutiny" — a tough test for any law — and stated flatly that "Proposition 8 fails heightened scrutiny".

A beguiling first novel in which a rich, eccentric American woman with an idolatrous crush on Greene sets out to do good in this world by saving Algerian journalists from hit squads, an effort that fails so flatly and awfully she loses all hope in life.

A week ago, Mr. Harper flatly rejected the idea of examining the payments, after reports that Mr. Mulroney had failed to pay taxes on the payments in a timely manner.

Her frustration was palpable as the men failed in tasks because they had brushed aside her suggestions or flatly ignored her.