Sentence examples for not fully succeeded from inspiring English sources

But it has not fully succeeded.

This is where even China, with its single time, has not fully succeeded: there must be local regional "opening and closing" hours for government offices and for businesses.

Although much work has been carried out on interoperability, existing solutions have not fully succeeded in keeping pace with the increasing complexity and heterogeneity of modern software, and meeting the demands of runtime support.

It should be noted that studies with E. coli genetically modified strains engineered to diminish acetate production in batch cultures have not fully succeeded in avoiding acetate accumulation together with increasing target product production yields and rates [ 15].

"Ondine" may not fully succeed, but it shows the hand of a master.

Its attempt to expand its commercial insurance business did not fully succeed, and a partnership on workers' compensation reinsurance ended badly.

Police officers on motorcycles rode in front of the racers, trying to part the crowds but not fully succeeding in doing so.

From abolitionists to Communists to the modern feminist and gay rights movements, this is a panoramic history of the reformers, radicals and idealists who, while not fully succeeding on their own terms, have shifted the nation's moral compass and expanded its sense of political possibility.

Despite a strategy of blitzing the outer London ring by focusing on boroughs such as Croydon, Bromley, Bexley, Havering and Hillingdon, the tactic did not fully succeed in peeling away voters from his Tory rival, who significantly outperformed on charisma in a contest in which personality played a large part.

It was found that people try to self-tailor the information, but do not fully succeed.

The only area where "Travels" did not fully succeed in its goals was conveying the many practical applications of research on Trees.