Sentence examples for often fail to achieve from inspiring English sources

This is an important achievement, as similar schemes often fail to achieve equitable coverage, as described by Preker et al. (2004) and Bennett et al. (1998).

But well-intentioned central directives often fail to achieve much.

Social programs — which often fail to achieve their fundamental goals — could also stand some rigorous scrutiny.

"On the one hand, the large amounts of money involved in these rescues often fail to achieve the desired aims of calming nerves, halting the withdrawal of capital and helping countries regain their footing when crises erupt.

Conservative therapeutic regimens often fail to achieve sufficient pain relief.

Current management strategies often fail to achieve satisfactory pain relief.

E-mail, for all its efficiency, often fails to achieve its intended result; a vague or carelessly worded message can cause major problems — personal, legal and financial — for senders and receivers.

History rather than charity should supply the guiding principles, said Mr. Rosenbaum, the author of a forthcoming book, "The Morality of Justice," which argues that the legal system often fails to achieve moral results.

At mid-century, apart from Baudelaire, who advocated the most romantic possibilities of painting, the most prominent critics tended to think in terms of stark oppositions and distinctions often beauty and ugliness and thus often failed to achieve an adequate dialectical criticism.

Historians of Congress will tell you that these "Gang of" workarounds -- which have become more common in the years since public service became a permanent re-election campaign -- have often failed to achieve critical mass or been sabotaged by partisans who saw no advantage in sharing a victory.

Nevertheless, some authors argue that informed consent itself often fails to achieve this goal [29, 30, 31, 32].