Sentence examples for practically failed to from inspiring English sources

A major video game awards show practically failed to acknowledge that women exist when forming its jury.

In contrast, ΔTL RNAP practically failed to discriminate against c3'dNTP (Tables 1, 4 and 5), suggesting that discrimination strictly depends on the presence of TL.

Practically every pollster failed to predict the result.

Sitting practically mute, they utterly failed to come to Hill's defense as the Republicans pilloried her.

Despite sound evidence that Labour practically bankrupted the country, Cameron failed to secure a working majority.

The USA Freedom Act, a bill introduced last year that sought to end the NSA's ongoing daily collection of practically all US phone data, failed to reach a 60-vote threshold to cut off debate and move to passage.

However, the State has failed to honour practically any of the promises it had made to local government for years.

In this, as in practically everything else, Logan and the Army failed to see eye to eye.

Nassau and Suffolk Counties suffer from an acute shortage of rental apartments, according to the report, "Long Island's Rental Housing Crisis," which states that the place that practically invented the postwar tract suburb has failed to keep pace with housing trends since.

When the first season of AMC's "The Killing," a prestige cop drama about the murder of a teen-age girl, failed to reveal the killer, the audience practically rioted, posting screeds instead of recaps.

Distance-bounding channels for RFID tokens have been proposed but have failed to address distance fraud or have not been practically implemented in an RFID environment.