Sentence examples for indeed failed to from inspiring English sources

President Bush has indeed failed to demonstrate leadership in this national crisis.

Part of the problem with Iverson over the years is that he has indeed failed to grow up.

Kane certainly looked short of his best and, indeed, failed to convert a golden opportunity early in the second half to put the hosts 3-0 up.

And he has, indeed, failed to reverse Milan's relative decline.For one thing, Milan is shrinking--the population has fallen from 1.6m in 1981 to 1.3m today.

Fulham may have won four of their past five matches against Spurs, who have indeed failed to win in their past nine London derbies, but their inconsistent form has left them treading water just above the relegation zone.

As to one obvious exception, the Bantu expansion southward from West Africa, Dr. Diamond said the Bantu speakers had remained in tropical Africa and had indeed failed to penetrate the temperate zones of southern Africa, meaning that they were not present at the Cape of Good Hope when the Europeans arrived.

By and large, of course, most of the radical movements of the 1960s and 1970s did indeed fail to achieve their stated objectives.

If Liverpool indeed fail to closely track the Netherlands international, the 25-year-old can maximise his attacking prowess to hit the back of the net.

(Ironically, founding the Carnegie Corporation was an implicit admission that Carnegie would indeed fail to give away all his fortune before his death, and thus need an institution to continue his philanthropic work).

To the Editor: Re "After the Space Shuttle" (editorial, July 22): As one of the most enthusiastic supporters of human spaceflight for 60 years, I appreciate your support of a "far more ambitious set of manned voyages" to follow the end of the shuttle program (which did, indeed, fail to live up to its promise) and "inspire a new generation".

As one of the most enthusiastic supporters of human space flight for 60 years, I appreciate your support of a "far more ambitious set of manned voyages" to follow the end of the shuttle program (which did, indeed, fail to live up to its promise) and "inspire a new generation".