Sentence examples for manifestly fails from inspiring English sources

The report manifestly fails to explain the full role of the Treasury, the then Chancellor Gordon Brown and Shriti (now Baroness) Vadera, a treasury adviser, both of whom had a key role in the final decision on the loan.

However, the response appears to offer nothing new and manifestly fails to give a clear answer to our key recommendation".

As an exercise in shuttle diplomacy, it has manifestly failed.

The judges identified two areas where the MTF had manifestly failed to do a competent job.

In a very Italian way, it has manifestly failed to realise its full potential.

This policy has manifestly failed to procure the security that Israel's citizens deserve.

First, the Metropolitan police have manifestly failed to pursue their investigations with anything like the full vigour of the law.

There is no guarantee that such engagement will unseat the Castros, but the embargo has manifestly failed for half a century.

The Charter has manifestly failed to deliver peace and security, and it could even be blamed for exacerbating the violence by fostering a permissive attitude towards past crimes.

The leader of the house, Christopher Pyne, said on Tuesday the Labor party had "manifestly failed in their not-very-scary scare campaign".

A manifestly failed austerity policy which is reducing the deficit at a glacial pace, if at all, is dressed up as a monumental success in the future.