Sentence examples for has probably failed from inspiring English sources

It was the sixth consecutive contraction, meaning Britain's economy has probably failed to follow the United States, Germany, France and Japan out of recession.

If the primary reason to spend around $7m on patriotism at sporting events was to reach teens and 25-year-olds watching at home then the strategy has probably failed Still, the paid patriotism has continued until recently when the Pentagon agreed – under the pressure of McCain and Flake's investigation – to update their policy.

When all clones are different, no enrichment has taken place and clone selection has probably failed, when all clones are identical, the success is probably also doubtful.

The next morning, my head informed me that I had probably failed.

I told the cast on the first day of rehearsals that I have probably failed in my version.

State Department officials, who thought they had maneuvered us off the short road to war, seem resigned to the fact that they have probably failed.

"If Facebook, for example, had servers that had crashed regularly they would have probably failed already".

All the values of FS that fall below 1 (which is the minimum threshold value required to keep a slope theoretically stable) suggests that the slope is unstable at that values of cohesion and friction angles or have probably failed [27, 28, 30, 31, 32, 38, 60], and probably by circular mode.

His remarks, made to U.S. reporters before he left Washington Wednesday, were a concession that his charm offensive during this three-day trip to convince Trump to stay in the landmark deal had probably failed.

Abnormal placentation has a stronger association to preterm than term pre-eclampsia, 3 31 32 and earlier studies have probably failed to show this association since they have not separated preterm from term pre-eclampsia.

The identification of IBD regions or linkage regions can indicate where standard pipelines have probably failed or need to be enhanced by looking for these alternative, less common, sources of disease causing variants.