Sentence examples for had failed to form from inspiring English sources
Just as they had failed to form a coalition government in the two months since the general election, so they were failing to elect a new head of state.
Still, moderates had failed to form successful coalitions before.
It took power as a minority government in March 1974 only after Edward Heath's Conservatives had failed to form a coalition with the Liberals.
After a while, Vacanti concluded that the cells had failed to form new tissues; the only tissues evident had clearly come from the host mouse.
Just a day after coming in a weak first in its worst showing ever in national elections, the center-right New Democracy party quickly announced on Monday that it had failed to form a governing majority.
Last year Peter Wadhams, of the Scott Polar Research Institute, reported that for the fifth time in seven years a huge tongue of shelf ice had failed to form in the Greenland sea.
Exhibit A is Andalusia, Spain's most populous region, which after two months of post-election wrangling has failed to form a government.Inevitably, there have been growing pains.
Mr. Papandreou is also running low on political capital, having failed to form a coalition government with the center-right opposition after a revolt in the Socialist Party.
Having failed to form a conventional coalition with other parties, Mr Yanukovich signed a law to allow a coalition to be formed by individual MPs, rather than by factions only, as the constitution demands.
Some Sunnis would be prepared to share power; unlike the Shias, they have failed to form even a semblance of a united front.Alas, the rising tide of post-sectarianism has its limits.
When bullets start flying, a turf war can easily turn into a broader racial conflict.The powerless majorityOne reason blacks and Latinos have failed to form an alliance is philosophical.
