Sentence examples for have unfortunately failed from inspiring English sources

Since 9/11, American public diplomacy in the Muslim world has been based on the assumption that over a billion people have unfortunately failed to realise that it is a force for good in the world.

The MSF statements in recent days have unfortunately failed to take into account the following salient issues, many of which MSF officials on the ground in South Sudan are fully aware.

"Over the last 12 months a number of anti social behaviour orders have been issued to persistent offenders as a last resort when all other attempts to assist and support the individual have unfortunately failed".

Most trials have unfortunately failed to demonstrate any benefit of such interventions in terms of important outcomes such as mortality [ 36].

However, recent clinical studies have unfortunately failed to prove cardiovascular benefits of DPP-4 inhibitors in patients with prior cardiovascular events using saxagliptin [ 20] or alogliptin [ 21].

Despite significant promise, early attempts at translating these preclinical findings in randomized controlled trials have unfortunately failed (Krab et al., 2008, van der Vaart et al., 2013).

But the guides had unfortunately failed to bring along any crutches — let alone walkers.

There is an integrity required to do science (and talk about it credibly), and he has unfortunately failed this test.

"The government has unfortunately failed to finish the job for political reasons, to the detriment of the reputation and economy of Spain," reads the letter to José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.

"Despite many families relying on it, the CDF has unfortunately failed, and today's delisting will further reduce the NHS' ability to keep pace with Europe in the treatment of breast cancer".

Steve Goody, director of external affairs at the Blue Cross animal charity, said: "We are pleased that the Government has responded to our calls for an urgent review of the Dangerous Dogs Act, which has unfortunately failed to deal with the increasing problem of dog attacks and anti-social behaviour.