Sentence examples for others would fail from inspiring English sources

He explained to Champ Clark, the future Speaker of the House, that Bland and others from southern states would fall because of prejudice towards the old Confederacy, that Boies could not be nominated because he was too little-known, and all others would fail due to lack of support leaving only himself.

We did not run these assemblers on the whole human genomes due to the following reasons: (1) some of the assemblers in our comparison would take many weeks to assemble the complete genome and others would fail entirely; and (2) high computing platform is not available.

"Malicious envy felt much more frustrating, the experience led to a motivation to hurt the other, and one hoped that the other would fail in something," van de Ven wrote.

It grows in backyards and in out right waste places where other trees would fail.

The low-nicotine varieties require little maintenance, are inexpensive to grow and thrive where other crops would fail.

Any other approach would fail to accord proper deference to the policy judgments that find expression in the legislature's choice of sanctions.

And it seems likely that it did indeed make it more reasonable to expect that other institutions would fail – because it created generalised panic in the funding markets which every bank – irregardless of their pedigree or resilience – was dependent upon.

And it seems likely that it did indeed make it more reasonable to expect that other institutions would fail - because it created generalised panic in the funding markets which every bank - irregardless of their pedigree or resilience - was dependent upon.

He said the bankruptcy filing of Circuit City, which remains operating, helped to signal a permanent shift in the service economy and said other companies would fail before the economic crisis abated.

But economic reality has been no match for the stranglehold bankers have on European politicians – who, by the way, swore last month that no other country would fail to pay its loans in full.

All other civilizations would fail; only one curiously enough, the successor to Rome would succeed.