Sentence examples for frequently failing from inspiring English sources

The current fashion for environmental evangelism seems merely to result in people lecturing us on what we must do but frequently failing to make those sacrifices themselves.

1 J. C. Leyland (23 Lane Ings, Marsden, Huddersfield HD7 6JP): Fitter/machinist adjusted frequently failing part of saw, recommending early repair (anag.

Yet recent statistics show National Weather Service forecasters are providing less advance notice for tornadoes than they did five years ago and more frequently failing to detect them.

Mr. Scott's opinion column in The Washington Post focused on criticizing his party for frequently failing to condemn people like Mr. King.

Epidemiological studies are often published long after drugs have cycled through the peak of their popularity with users and the scope of testing frequently failing to detect, identify or report the most recently available drugs.

The result was a report issued by his office in 1999 that accused the department of routinely dropping discipline cases without ever interviewing victims or witnesses and of frequently failing to appropriately examine evidence that incriminated the police.

This is a phenomenon frequently reported in health system research of people embedded in one historical tradition often failing to see opportunities, which are visible to outsiders.

A frequently noted failing of American fashion is its lack of a development program.

Hugh Hefner tweets frequently, never failing to let his fans know that, say, he'll be "playing backgammon by the pool Sunday afternoon surrounded by two dozen bikini-clad beauties," or that "Anna has chosen a sexy school girl costume for Halloween".

Liberals can take some comfort: Packer shows how liberalism occasionally succeeds by failing frequently.

One of Brown's most appealing qualities is that she openly admits to failing frequently at what she encourages others to do – but keeps trying anyway.