Sentence examples for had failed to emphasise from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for UKIP said Mr Wilson had failed to emphasise local issues in his general election campaign.

Not only had he missed those crucial sentences when making up his mind that Collins had failed to give readers the full picture – he then went on to emphasise the mistake.

However, in contrast some were critical of sexual health education programmes and initiatives, arguing that they had failed to improve young women's sexual health, citing evidence of rising rates of teenage pregnancy or STI's to emphasise such 'failures'failures

They had failed to launch.

The lock, though, had failed to catch.

Another skill I had failed to impart.

The Deaniacs had failed to show up.

He had failed to build alliances.

UK statisticians, he says, have consistently failed to emphasise where people living with HIV in this country actually contracted the virus: if you take that factor into account, the picture of HIV in Britain is radically transformed.

The missile-shield programme, whatever its merits, must not militate against efforts to improve security against other kinds of threat.Stand togetherCounter-terrorism, depending as it does on the pooling of information, also requires international co-operation, something which Mr Bush has, at a minimum, failed to emphasise in his approach to foreign policy.

Labour market experts emphasise that record high employment has failed to usher in a corresponding recovery in wage growth.