Sentence examples for in general fails from inspiring English sources

The claim that photography forces the public to "confront the undeniable realities of warfare" may be true or not true for any particular incident but, in general, fails to account for a myriad of issues inherent in photojournalism.

It is also known (Kaiser and Schreiber2002) that, for continuous variables, in-sample estimation of transfer entropy is problematic insofar as (in contrast to mutual information) the sample statistic in general fails to converge under naïve refining of state-space partitioning.

Tyson points out that manned missions are essential to raise public interest -- and without that interest, the funding for science in general fails to follow.

Together with B ˆ it will in general fail to span a finite dimensional Lie algebra of operators.

Filters synthesized with images of a specific spectral band in general fail to recognize targets in a different spectral band.

The Massa children are now grown and scattered over New York and New Jersey and in general fail to live up to their musical birthright.

Surprisingly, the multipliers with general symbol ei|ξ|α, where α∈[0,2], are bounded on all modulation spaces, but, in general, fail to be bounded on the usual Lp-spaces.

Some who support the idea of conscience-based exemption in general fail to see the difference, nor the injustice and chaos that would ensue if our legislators were incapable of drawing that distinction likewise.

The new pope's authorized biographer, Sergio Rubin, argues that the Catholic Church in general failed to confront the junta, and Argentine human rights activists have noted that Bergoglio never collaborated with the dictatorship.

Arts people have good access to the media and the howlaround of disappointment, though wholly justified in particular cases, in general failed to notice the green shoots, the unglamorous research, the longer game of Treasury stalking, Arts Council reform and the identification of key targets.

You cannot be precise about these things, but at least you can recognise the social and environmental peril of too narrow a focus on profit.That is a perfectly reasonable line of argument or it would be, if a narrow focus on profit really did endanger the environment, systematically infringe the rights of workers and stakeholders, and in general fail to serve the public interest.