Sentence examples for has subsequently failed from inspiring English sources
The economy raised aspirations that it has subsequently failed to meet.
In the event Vokes was unavailable until Boxing Day and has subsequently failed to score at all, while Ings also dried up.
Clearly he failed, and in Mr Wall's view the general's policy of independence for France (witness its nuclear weapons) has subsequently failed too: "Whether in Iraq or Bosnia or Kosovo, the United States has taken the lead; when it abdicates, despite numerous French efforts, there is no European policy to fill the vacuum.
He played the best tennis of his life at the Australian Open in January, has subsequently failed to recapture his best form and will prepare for the start of Wimbledon in eight days' time having lost last week in the third round at Queen's Club to a significantly lower-ranked opponent.
It's arguing that the procedures followed were wrong and that TfL has subsequently failed to enforce the law.
Scottish Football Association chief executive Stewart Regan says it will take steps to put the onus on anyone selling a club to prove they are handing it to someone who meets the governing body's fit and proper person criteria, which Rangers owner Craig Whyte has subsequently failed to meet.
But ministers and regulators had subsequently failed to act, she insisted.
Some of the best-known names in British football face losing millions of pounds after being allegedly advised to invest in "risky" projects that have subsequently failed or were hit with tax bills.
David Martin's return to the position of IFA vice-president made headlines in early September as he had been forced to resign from the same post three years ago and had subsequently failed a suitability test for senior office.
Many vaccine candidates shown to be effective in murine models have subsequently failed to pass the test in guinea pig models.
CT scans for thirteen patients (Table 1) who had undergone a revision of their hip resurfacing that had subsequently failed was gathered.
