Sentence examples for measures to fail from inspiring English sources

As a parent of three young children who will suffer the consequences of our political irresponsibility if we allow both measures to fail, I am therefore voting "yes" on education by voting "yes" on both Proposition 30 and Proposition 38.

Republicans now expect the Kucinich measure to fail -- a shift from Wednesday, when the GOP leadership feared it would pass.

In fact, the measure looks doomed to fail in its own terms.

As an independent measure, however, it's guaranteed to fail.

Arguing that the models need to be fundamentally changed, the agency says conventional ways to measure risk fail to take interactions and feedback effects into account.

The ONS has been criticised before, in particular by pensioner groups that believe standard inflation measures fail to reflect the extra costs borne by the over‑65s.

"Too many of the strategy's measures will fail to end child poverty.

These indirect measures also fail to capture all relevant geographic and temporal patterns.

But such desperate measures typically fail to slow down selling.

Generic utility measures may fail to reflect its full impact on patients' health status.

As a result, these measures regularly fail to produce the expected results [ 22].