Sentence examples for it will fail miserably from inspiring English sources

If the G.O.P. misreads Trende's argument and falls for the idea that it can win working-class whites, especially in non-southern states, without moving toward the center (or a center, more aptly) on economic policy, then it will fail miserably and probably see its coalition shrink rather than grow.

tienssen and a fellow expert he had called to his assistance, a certain Dr. to launch an offensive; I assume that it will fail miserably in your presence.

I'm going to make a rash prediction about Foursquare in London, and particularly the Brit reaction: Either it will be a smash hit or it will fail miserably.

I'm sure I'll fail miserably".

If it's just accelerometer or GPS-based, it seems like TXTBlocker will fail miserably on buses, trains, or any time someone else is driving.

"We have really been brainwashed into thinking that if kids are left to their own devices they will fail miserably, when it's exactly the opposite," said Ms. Berklin, a drama coach and personal healer who recently visited the Massachusetts school and was deeply impressed.

A vehicle with a single-minded focus on "absence of things-gone-wrong" will fail miserably if it is dull, unexciting, a dog to drive, and ugly.

"A salesman cannot say to the customer, 'It takes a bit of getting used to, I admit, but did you know that it satisfies 100% of GM's internal criteria?…,'" says Lutz. "A vehicle with a single-minded focus on 'absence of things-gone-wrong' will fail miserably if it is dull, unexciting, a dog to drive, and ugly.

This is why any call for a public inquiry into the Port investigation will fail miserably, because LGBT people in the police will undermine it.

But others will fail miserably, and at least one major newspaper will give up on the Web entirely, restricting publication to its print edition and mobile applications.

"This is the beginning of something – moocs are innovative and evolving," says Alan Greenberg, director of education at video learning platform MediaCore, "Good moocs will be successful; the less good will fail miserably".