Sentence examples for in failing to note from inspiring English sources
Hitchens is particularly disingenuous in failing to note that distinction, especially since Woodward was careful to make it in the book itself.
The film's biggest script manipulation probably lies in failing to note that Hunt and Lauda were good friends off track and had even shared a one-bedroom apartment in London early in their careers.
Justice Alito's dissent in the U.T. case said that, in failing to note that U.T.'s admissions practices discriminated against Asians, the Court's majority acted "almost as if Asian-American students do not exist".
Justice Alito's dissent in the U.T. case said that, in failing to note that U.T.'s admissions practices discriminated against Asians, the Court's majority acted "almost as if Asian-American students do not exist". For Asian-Americans the mAsian-Americans theport affirmajorityctiof—being cast in the foreground of the affirmative-action debate can be awhomrd and painful.
I have frozen in Turkey and been drenched in Denpasar after failing to note the likely temperature and rainfall.
Another example of keen observation: jotting down the check writer's driver's license number on the back of the check but, in the process, failing to note from the picture that the license was issued to a woman and that the check writer is indisputably a man.
(I was head of corporate communications at one of the country's biggest insurance companies when I left my job in May 2008.) And I need to apologize to health insurers for failing to note in my new book, Deadly Spin, that the front group they used to attack Moore and Sicko -- Health Care America -- was originally a front group for drug companies.
As Mr. Kotlowitz notes, if America persists in failing to alleviate the pressures of poverty and to boldly invest in education, schools will continue to fail.
In failing to reduce climate change, they are right.
He disputed one reading by Mr. Logan in which he accused Mr. Faggen of failing to make note of a biblical reference when he had done so.
"Come on!" exhorted Simmons, when he noticed two new students in the back of the class failing to take notes during his Powerpoint on polynomials.
