Sentence examples for has ironically failed from inspiring English sources
But the trial results were unpopular and did not fit with a broadly accepted ideology early detection which has, ironically, failed (ovarian, prostate cancer) as often as it has succeeded (cervical cancer, perhaps colon cancer).
It has ironically served to close down debate and fails to acknowledge the fact that freedom of speech comes at a cost.
That decision has, ironically, led to today's pending crisis.
That prediction has, ironically, come true.
Ironically, Washington has failed to deal effectively with Pyongyang's transgressions when it violated accords and when it egregiously exported nuclear technologies in the past.
The resolution, ironically, fails to disappoint.
They have nothing else to run on — having failed spectacularly to govern or, ironically, to run a war.
Somewhat ironically, its primary purpose is to mollify a total misunderstanding of human rights law and practice that the government has at best failed to remedy, at worse, contributed to.
Ironically, other than encouraging Americans to panic every time a terror attack is foiled, torture is virtually the only national security policy that the Obama administration has failed to adopt from its predecessors.
