Sentence examples for massively failed from inspiring English sources

Lord Prescott, the former Deputy Prime Minister, fuelled the turmoil as he protested the party had "massively failed" to get its case across and hold the Conservatives to account in recent weeks.

Prescott said last weekend that Labour had "massively failed" to get its case across over the summer and urged the Labour leader to get rid of shadow ministers who were not pulling their weight.

What is needed, but not on offer from today's political parties, is a new innovative role for public services where the market has massively failed in housing, pensions, energy security, and social and environmental goals for the private sector.

Labour has "massively failed" to get its case across to the public this summer, the party's former deputy leader Lord Prescott has said.

Lord Prescott, who served as deputy prime minister under Tony Blair from May 1997 to June 2007, said "this summer, we massively failed to get our case over to the public and hold the Tories to account".

My working theory is that the mountain above Guodu Village failed massively (during an earthquake?) and dammed the river, forming a lake.

He spent years suggesting immigration was a huge problem that needed to be massively reduced, and failed to do so, breeding further contempt and fury.

My working theory, which I hope will be refined during some computer-based analysis and future field seasons, is that the mountain above Guodu Village failed massively (during an earthquake?) and dammed the river, forming a lake.

The safety net has failed massively.

The War on Drugs failed massively, and now suppliers can send boxes of opioids without fear that they will be detected.

2005: while the Academy pleasantly surprised my nerdy self with the selection of Lord of the Rings: Return of the King in 2003, it failed massively with its 2005 selection of Crash over more powerful, more moving films like Brokeback Mountain, Capote, Munich and Good Night, and Good Luck.