Sentence examples for has definitively failed from inspiring English sources
The quarter-century experiment in uniting Yemen has definitively failed.
His fate is unclear, but the ISIS experiment in governance — over an area the size of Indiana or of the country of Jordan — has definitively failed.
He added Cadbury has definitively failed to put together a coherent argument to justify its existence as a stand-alone company.
Corbyn's strategy – issued to him by Labour members at the party conference back in September – was to "push for a General Election", and as of last night, that strategy has definitively failed.
I fantasized asking him about the February 23rd Wall Street Journal editorial by three former Latin American Presidents (from Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico) -- which claimed that the drug war had definitively failed, and was decimating the continent.
And the center of a classic play has definitively shifted.
The split is tentative; Jane assigns him a sort of probation that by the end he has neither passed nor definitively failed.
My take on the history of macro is that the notion of equilibrium business cycles had, by the standards of any normal science, definitively failed by any normal scientific standard by 1990 at the latest.
No witness aboard either ship had definitively seen anything.
Despite all the differing views, existing research and debates have tended to oversimplify culture and have failed to definitively resolve one key question, namely, how does organizational culture influence an organization's financial performance over time?
