Sentence examples for generally failing from inspiring English sources

Considered alongside recent reports from Canada and the USA [8], [21], we are forced to conclude that the general media are generally failing to provide the public with complete and accurate information on new medical treatments.

Whether they think migration is good or bad, experts agree on one thing: that governments are generally failing, or not even trying, to manage it properly.

On August 2, 1943, a group of Jewish prisoner-workers rose in a planned revolt, killing some Ukrainian guards and one SS officer but generally failing in a confusion of mistiming and ill luck.

It feels strange, mostly because New Orleans spent most of the season squandering jaw-dropping Anthony Davis performances, losing winnable games and generally failing to capitalize on the myriad of injuries, conditions and ailments that have plagued the Thunder all season.

Mostly they just lark about in the perfect Paris of 1964, riding cars, bullshitting in cafes – including one moment when one character asks for a minute's silence, and the entire soundtrack drops out for that period – and generally failing at being crooks.

Denham also hits out at "vague terms of service" for generally failing to give consumers "the protection we need".

However, qualitative research generally fails to go beyond defining the concept of the welfare state and applying it to several cases simultaneously, thus failing to direct research to comparable, systematic data collection.

He stands accused of talking too much about himself and not enough about Mitt Romney (or maybe not enough about Barack Obama, depending on which critique you read), and generally of failing to deliver the kind of tour de force that reporters are accustomed to seeing in his YouTube clips.

For a few days it meandered generally southwestward, failing to intensify significantly.

Circulating unstoppably online is an entire shadow oeuvre, generally trying, and failing, to sound profound, and breathing of passion.

We compared our results to 18 different microarray data sets (318 individual arrays) representing various other animal models and four human cardiac diseases and identified a canonical set of 64 genes that are generally altered in failing hearts.