Sentence examples for increasingly failed to from inspiring English sources

But during the Bush years, it has increasingly failed to catch tax-avoiding titans while ensnaring people who make between $75,000 and $500,000 a year.

At the dried mud court he sent me topspin bullets which, as the hour wore on, I increasingly failed to return.

Though cricket is a team sport, and it is not fair to blame only the captain for his side's dismal performance, many believe that Dhoni has increasingly failed to lead by example and inspire his players.

In 2007, the Police Department increasingly failed to prosecute officers who were found by a civilian review board to have been the subject of legitimate complaints, the board said on Monday.

The Police Department has increasingly failed to prosecute New York City police officers on charges of misconduct when those cases have been substantiated by the independent board that investigates allegations of police abuse, officials of the board say.

– Joel Pond "Since WWII, the idea that one is solely responsible for their own success has widely taken root and the generations since have increasingly failed to acknowledge that success is the product of both individual initiative/hard work AND opportunity.

As a result, the stock market as a whole increasingly fails to reflect the vibrancy and heterogeneity of the broader economy.

"Android's dominance will increasingly fail to translate to Google dominance," the firm wrote in a wide-ranging report on the smartphone market.

Shelter and CIH warn that this means that, in places where rents rise faster than inflation, housing benefit will increasingly fail to cover housing costs.

Mr. Greenberg has become increasingly prolific since he won a Tony Award for the gay-baseball-player comedy "Take Me Out," churning out plays that always receive first-class productions but increasingly fail to merit them.

America's energy companies continue to try (and, increasingly, fail) to make use of coal abundance by building new coal-burning power plants, but new capacity in the developed world is and shall remain miniscule relative to that coming online in China.