Sentence examples for patently failed from inspiring English sources

First, the offer of partnership for modernisation has patently failed.

Attempts at changing North Korean behaviour have so far patently failed.

Mr Brown has patently failed to deliver the "renewal" of Labour that he promised in 2007.

Labour for its part, when the competitive market has patently failed, is now asserting it wants more competition.

How, for example, might Iraq be made to disarm by peaceful means, when peaceful means have so patently failed over 12 years and 17 previous resolutions?

We are promised yet more years of austerity by a chancellor whose "plan" to eliminate the deficit has so far patently failed.

The Central Bank says farming accounts for 41% of GDP, though this is likely to drop when the overall figure is "rebased" later this year.In this section A new country rises from the ruins Bright new faces Containers and containing dissent Feed yourself Squeeze them out Pious politics ReprintsNigeria should be able to feed itself but patently fails to do so.

There never was a period in recent history when a better way of doing this was needed more, given that we are subservient to an economy devoted to funnelling money upwards to billionaires, from where it patently fails to trickle down.

"More than anything, they want to know that the NHS learns from tragedies such as what happened to Connor Sparrowhawk, and that is something we patently fail to do on too many occasions… There is an urgent need to improve the investigation of, and learning from, the estimated 200 avoidable deaths we have every week across the system".

The balance of evidence patently fails to support this view.

Often their words patently fail to capture the emotional intensity of events.