Sentence examples for have generally failed to 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].

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.

Unlike Germany, Japan has generally failed to acknowledge the extent of its wartime atrocities.

The report also said that courses in biology and chemistry had generally failed to keep pace with developments in their disciplines.

He wrote that "the early coverage has generally failed to follow best practices for covering false or unsupported claims, giving greater reach to discredited claims that have potentially dangerous consequences for public health".

There have been times in the past couple of seasons when Hull might have questioned that investment, as Westerman has generally failed to fulfil his potential, but there have been signs this season that under the no-nonsense coaching of Lee Radford, the 24-year-old will relish extra responsibility – and possibly stake an overdue claim for an England place in this autumn's Four Nations series.

Among its findings, the commission said that the institutions should sharply curtail their lending programs, that they often interfere too much in the domestic policy and even the politics of countries they seek to help and that they had generally failed to lead nations out of poverty.