Sentence examples for it failed to gather from inspiring English sources

It failed to gather momentum, and he reorganized it as the Center for the Study of the Future, an educational organization based in Ventura, where he moved in the early 1990s.

Not only did the government wind up research into the after effects of the poison gas in 1994, it failed to gather evidence of culpability in the case against the US company.

"Either the deal is renegotiated to a more realistic price or it fails to gather enough shareholder support to proceed and the deal collapses.

And as if to make this abdication of moral courage more poignant, the bill wasn't even voted down, it simply failed to gather the needed majority because four Assembly members decided not to cast votes in a reach for a moral middle ground that would not put them on record voting down a bill to better protect children from child molesters.

It was misdirected, but having failed to gather, Wilson had the time to loop around Jamie Elliott and touch down in the right corner.

It spent lavishly on the untested medium and failed to gather enough advertisers and partners to compensate for outrageous salaries, production costs and other expenses.

But the goalkeeper, who had played well in the goalless first game and had saved shots from Alvarez, Gomez and Steven Fletcher at Craven Cottage, failed to gather the ball cleanly and fumbled it over the line.

The Guardian understands that some commissioners were calling for an emissions target of only 35%, compared with 1990 levels, while the UK failed to gather support for its own opposition to a binding renewable energy target.

Newcastle failed to gather possession, lock Dom Barrow was penalised for failing to roll away in the tackle and Charlie Hodgson stretched the lead back to five points.

Eastmond hoisted a bomb to the Quins' posts and Luke Dorn failed to gather, Scott Moore snapping up the ball and sending it wide for Ade Gardner to score.

The UK's economy has failed to gather momentum as consumer spending is squeezed because wages are failing to keep pace with the rising cost of living.