Sentence examples for has indeed failed to from inspiring English sources

President Bush has indeed failed to demonstrate leadership in this national crisis.

Part of the problem with Iverson over the years is that he has indeed failed to grow up.

And he has, indeed, failed to reverse Milan's relative decline.For one thing, Milan is shrinking--the population has fallen from 1.6m in 1981 to 1.3m today.

Ms. MacPhail-Harris is correct in pointing out that Troy Anthony Davis has indeed failed to "prove his innocence".

But as deliberate events, they render possible (i) observation of mechanisms at work at very small population size during the establishment stage, (ii) experimental manipulation of initial conditions, and (iii) conclusion that a population has indeed failed to establish after being introduced.

Fulham may have won four of their past five matches against Spurs, who have indeed failed to win in their past nine London derbies, but their inconsistent form has left them treading water just above the relegation zone.

As to one obvious exception, the Bantu expansion southward from West Africa, Dr. Diamond said the Bantu speakers had remained in tropical Africa and had indeed failed to penetrate the temperate zones of southern Africa, meaning that they were not present at the Cape of Good Hope when the Europeans arrived.

A few years later, another of the paper's critics felt, "out of a sense of duty rather than from hedonism," the need to find out whether America had indeed "failed to produce anything in music that is of any real significance," when reviewing a programme of 'Modern American Music' at London's Aeolian Hall.

Previous attempts to incubate purified HadAB with ISO and TAC in a cell-free assay had indeed failed to reveal any inhibition of the dehydratase by the drugs.

We had indeed failed to adequately highlight this potential mechanism of action and so have added a new sentence raising this possibility (in the subsection headed "HP1E encodes a spermiogenesis-restricted chromatin protein").

It makes perfect sense if he has indeed failed his training (which he did) and doesn't have the ability to withstand his dad.