Sentence examples for has usually failed from inspiring English sources

That approach has usually failed.

NASA has usually failed to receive budgetary support consistent with its ambitions.

But it is an idea that has usually failed to catch on, even as the necessary technology has become ubiquitous and affordable.

He writes so well, you have to pinch yourself to remember that, yes, the free market has produced robust growth and central planning has usually failed.

"'Breasts are still our cheapest special effect.'" He feels that a writer who needs to lay out huge chunks of detail in monologues or dialogues has usually failed.

Some subsets of patients with an excellent clinical (and pathological) response to NACT appear to have an extended survival time, but despite this observation, overall survival time of the whole group has usually failed to improve.

Where, more often, he has had little support for his policies, they have usually failed.

Many companies have tried to replicate the Diablo model and have usually failed.

Those who have aspired to play kingpin have usually failed, regardless of their party.

But when national politicians have tried to seize on such anger, they have usually failed — and failed quickly.

Politicians' past efforts to wrest control from bureaucrats have usually failed, in part because they have traditionally been looked down upon as self-interested and corrupt.