Sentence examples for has rather failed from inspiring English sources
The New Art Gallery Walsall A bittersweet masterpiece by Caruso St John, opened in 2000, has rather failed to energise the West Midlands town.
I would have rather failed at making it than have them take it away from me.
Brad DeLong and Atrios pile on to David Cameron for suggesting that his austerity program, which has rather notably failed to deliver growth, is responsible for Britain's low borrowing costs.
Or, rather, failed to change.
This isn't about sheltering youngsters from boobs — rather, Microsoft has failed to give developers freedom and a chance to succeed while at the same time keeping potentially offensive material from sitting so close to the surface.
And extra spending should go to students who have been failed, rather than schools that are failing.Students at schools that have been found wanting should be awarded an "advantage premium"—extra money that they could take to any school they choose to attend, even a private one.
A cursory look at conflict development from the 1980s to date clearly shows that the main justification for the state expulsions which is to end conflicts has failed, and rather has seen increased attacks and deaths of local farmers and pastoralists.
Written and directed by Dan Fogelman, Danny Collins does something similar with Al Pacino, except that the Pacino character here hasn't failed, but rather sold out lucratively and soul-destroyingly; even so, he's way tackier than Depardieu's singer.
It is not the research paradigm which has failed, rather it is the inadequacy of the measures in capturing outcome data from patients who are very ill and frail.
Generally the consumer throws away his garment not because it has "low quality" or "it is out of fashion" but rather having a failed relationship between him and the product.
