Sentence examples for have generally failed from inspiring English sources

Randomised controlled trials of routine application of high tech screening methods to the general population have generally failed to show improvement in outcome.

Although some studies have detected polymorphisms in these genes that alter the risk for preterm birth in either the mother or fetus, the results have generally failed to be replicated [ 39] or have not been generalized across populations [ 43, 44].

Until now, such suits have generally failed.

Military shipyards have generally failed miserably in commercial shipbuilding, racking up cost overruns and defaults.

Aid donors, who should support it, have generally failed to do so in the past.

Expensive 4-cylinder cars have generally failed to impress American buyers.

These results indicate that African protected areas have generally failed to mitigate human-induced threats to African large mammal populations, but they also show some successes".

That is a major reason studies that use exercise alone to help people lose weight have generally failed to find an effect.

The step reflects a broader move by luxury goods companies, which have generally failed to figure out how to sell their wares online.

Doctors have attempted to transplant animal organs directly into humans but the attempts have generally failed because our bodies tend to reject animal tissues.

But the A.C.L. does not, and so past attempts at what doctors call "primary repair," or fixing the torn ligament by stitching it back together, have generally failed.