Sentence examples for had essentially failed from inspiring English sources
Few turned up and the council judged that the initiative had essentially failed.
"The trusses had essentially failed," Mr. Resnick said, "and it was a possibility there could have been a collapse".
Investors had lost money, and everybody knew that Mr. Bush had essentially failed in creating a viable company.
Yet multiple rounds of scientific peer review had essentially failed to question whether the research itself was beneficial or appropriate.
Because the efforts to save public housing in Chicago had essentially failed, J.R. seemed like an intriguing example of a post public-housing activist.
In their own book, the joint leaders of the commission that investigated the response to the attacks, Lee Hamilton and Thomas Kean, made the stunning admission that they had essentially failed to ask Giuliani "tough questions" about these and other issues, because they feared the fallout from criticizing the hero of Sept. 11.
"What is beyond question is that Connecticut has essentially failed in its obligation and opportunity to use money from the tobacco settlement to fight tobacco," he said.
But a newly elected government has become more vocal in arguing that $29 billion in unsecured senior debt — which is not tied to an asset and as a result is deemed riskier from the start — is ripe for restructuring because the banks that issued it, like Anglo Irish, have essentially failed and been taken over by the government.
But a newly elected government has become more vocal in arguing that 21 billion in unsecured senior debt -- which is not tied to an asset and thus is deemed riskier from the start -- is ripe for restructuring because the banks that issued it, like Anglo Irish, have essentially failed and been taken over by the government.
