Sentence examples for fundamentally failed to from inspiring English sources

"Santa Cruz is feeling that pressure," added Downing, who argued in her letter that Palo Alto has fundamentally failed to fix its housing crisis by blocking new developments.

It was "sloppy and complacent" and "fundamentally failed to do its essential job of ensuring the safety of the Nimrod fleet," says the report.

"A lot of other publishers have chased scale, but have fundamentally failed to realise what scale means in terms of internet advertising," he says.

Despite the enormous success of the environmental movement in the 1960s and 1970s, we have fundamentally failed to use each of those battles to broaden the public understanding of why we were battling.

In his detailed and at times caustic judgment detailing why he had cleared Coulson, Burns said the prosecution had fundamentally failed to establish why the former editor's evidence at Tommy Sheridan's perjury trial on hacking, or on the accuracy of a tape where Sheridan admitted lying, was relevant to the core issues in Sheridan's 2010 trial.

Klein, whose latest book, This Changes Everything, argues governments have fundamentally failed to deal with the issue of climate change, said Abbott's promotion of coalmines and the attempt to keep climate off last year's G20 agenda "crossed a line where it's impossible to come back from".

And again, it fundamentally fails to support people to do a better job.

"It's just unbelievable that this Congress is going to fundamentally fail to act on a societal scourge that the majority of the people in this country support," Mr. Cuomo said.

By putting destructive failure labels on so many schools, the No Child Left Behind law has not only created confusion among parents, affected teacher morale and threatened local property values, but it also fundamentally fails to deliver on the promise of improving our nation's public schools.

"Today's report fundamentally fails to demonstrate that this is the case".

"The market fundamentally fails to connect people our age with the debt that goes toward funding projects in their neighborhoods".