Sentence examples for have regularly failed to from inspiring English sources

French teams have regularly failed to take the Challenge Cup seriously but that charge could not be labelled at Montpellier.

Economists have regularly failed to predict recessions and were completely caught out by the recent financial crisis, as the Queen famously noticed.

But district records show that the city has regularly failed to ensure that the plant is operating legally.

The lawsuit also said the police had regularly failed to respond to requests as fast as the law required and had failed to consider appeals quickly when the department denied a request.

The ambulance service has regularly failed to meet its target that 65% of ambulances should reach life-threatening incidents in eight minutes.

Over the past decade, the World Bank has regularly failed to enforce its "safeguard" policies protecting some of the poorest and most vulnerable people on the planet.

President Donald Trump, who has regularly failed to criticize Russia or its alleged election hacking attempts in 2016, said last month that he was "very concerned" the Kremlin would be "fighting very hard to have an impact on the upcoming Election".

Since 2004, projects financed by the bank have physically or economically displaced an estimated 3.4 million people, while the bank has regularly failed to follow its own policies for protecting and restoring the homes and livelihoods of these vulnerable populations, the investigation revealed.

Why, then, have lawmakers regularly failed to protect their constituents by passing reasonable firearm regulations, such as universal background checks or mandatory firearm-ownership insurance?

Like many others, I've regularly taken Ruskin's "The Stones of Venice" with me to Venice, and regularly failed to read a word of it there.

By Julian Barnes January 27, 2009 Like many others, I've regularly taken Ruskin's "The Stones of Venice" with me to Venice, and regularly failed to read a word of it there.