Sentence examples for long fail from inspiring English sources

The long fail might be over.

However, effects of some diseases can be more profound: they cause anxiety, last long, fail to respond to treatment, have high treatment costs and undermine income-generating ability, and thus increase the risk of impoverishment.

UNWITTINGLY, North Korea has accomplished what Japan's own military hardliners long failed to achieve.

Bolivian diplomats have long failed to interest outside bodies in this dispute.

But the French and Algerian authorities have long failed to share that view.

It emerged that Guidant had long failed to notify doctors of the risks of one sort of defibrillator short-circuiting.

America has long failed to invest in pipes, since investors assumed that the country would continue to rely on imports.

Mexico has long failed to take full advantage of its many assets, including big energy reserves, a growing middle class and access to the American market.

Rearranging the fielders brings the supposed managerial chess game vividly to life, in a way that pitch counts and platoons have long failed to do.

WITH 5.5m South Africans suffering from HIV and about 950 AIDS deaths every day, the government has long failed to do enough to fight the pandemic.

The club's income, mainly from dues, has long failed to cover its expenses, he said, blaming the board and the membership for ignoring this discrepancy.