Sentence examples for strikingly failed from inspiring English sources

"When Anthony Burgess reviewed Peter Ackroyd's biography [Ackroyd, whose book came out in 1990, strikingly failed to acknowledge Nelly], he said, 'Now we know.

Greenpeace UK's chief scientist, Doug Parr, said: "In what looks like the warmest year on record, George Osborne has strikingly failed to shield the UK economy from climate change and grasp the opportunities of a modern clean-tech economy… Instead, we get a 1980s-style road-building progrande and subsidies/tax breaks for fossil fuel giants".

For starters, look at the PA-Hamas, West Bank-Gaza somethingmetheng the authors strikingly failed to address.

While Gabe, studying schoolchildren, found that asthma sufferers generally adapted well to their illness, 15 our data suggest that a minority of children with asthma strikingly fail to adapt to their illness as they reach young adulthood.

Most strikingly, Raines fails to confront in any meaningful way Pollak's findings.

But we should also note that the theory is somewhat unsatisfactory, in that it appears rather strikingly to fail to do justice to the unity of the mind.

Strikingly, AP-VEGF189 failed to bind axons in Nrp1-null hindbrains, similar to AP-VEGF165 (Fig. 1F).

Strikingly, MS animals failed to show a habituation of Arc mRNA upregulation in the PFC despite repeated exposure to immobilization stress once daily for 10 days in contrast to control animals.

They found that metformin-induced AMPK activation was profoundly reduced in Lkb1 knockout liver and that, strikingly, metformin treatment failed to produce a glucose-lowering effect in liver-specific Lkb1 knockout mice rendered hyperglycaemic (by feeding these mice a fat-enriched diet).

Strikingly, SMAR1-deficient cells failed to exhibit G2/M checkpoint, and instead showed elevated apoptotic population.

Strikingly, these cells completely failed to polarise and migrate in wound-healing assays.