Sentence examples for has failed to exploit from inspiring English sources
For all these years, the county has failed to exploit its most famous resident as fully as it might.
'It has lots of loyal customers it has failed to exploit over the years due to serial management failure.
He has failed to exploit the ill-will many Ugandans feel towards government interference with the traditional Bantu kingdoms.By contrast, Mr Museveni has all the luck.
Furthermore, despite having had more than a year to study the iPhone, R.I.M. has failed to exploit the virtues of an on-screen keyboard.
But as in 2002, he has failed to exploit a draw that seemed made for him to reach at least the quarter-finals.
His opponents insist that the presidency should not be held in near perpetuity.Kasparov's backers alsoargue that Ilyumzhinov has failed to exploit the commercial potential of chess, especially in the west.
2. Christie is estimated to weigh 350lb (24 stone), but his opponents have failed to exploit his obesity.
The general had failed to exploit the pivotal Union victory at Antietam over the forces of Gen. Robert E. Lee, which had begun their first invasion of the North.
Other economic systems have been innovative enough, but have failed to exploit their innovations or have had big firms but no incentives to innovate.The industrial structure that fosters productive innovation best is oligopoly, argues Mr Baumol.
Manufacturers, it seems, have tended to ignore obvious practical limitations, and have failed to exploit the unique position of the watch right there on your wrist.Consider, for example, the chequered history of attempts to develop a "Dick Tracy" watch with a built-in phone, as used by the 1930s comic-strip hero.
O'Toole said he believed Virgin had failed to exploit the possibilities to attract customers on to the trains in quieter periods, and promised a 15% reduction in standard anytime fares over the next two years, a pledge that would see the price of a £148 single from London to Manchester drop by around £22. Overall, fares are set to rise above inflation every year for the foreseeable future.
