Sentence examples for substantially failed to from inspiring English sources

The EU, the US and even the World Bank all substantially failed to meet their commitments according to an Oxfam report released earlier this summer.

The two plaintiffs, Children's Rights of Manhattan and the Center for Child Advocacy at the University of Connecticut School of Law, filed the request after a report issued in August found that the agency substantially failed to meet the standards of a 1991 court settlement in areas like providing proper mental health and dental care for children in state custody.

Utilizing the values for the calcium-dependent time constant of activation from Arreola et al., [77], or even changing them substantially

Mr. Du, the environmental official, dismissed suggestions that Beijing had failed to substantially reduce harmful pollution.

In the United States, McDonald's Monopoly game promotion and Mighty Wings limited-time offer met internal expectations but failed to substantially lift results because of intense discounting.

"BHP Billiton's decision to withdraw its offer underscores the PotashCorp board of directors' unanimous belief that the BHP Billiton offer substantially undervalued PotashCorp and failed to reflect both the value of our premier position in a strategically vital industry and our future growth prospects," the company said in a statement.

In conclusion, feeding propiogenic ingredients to grazing cows failed to substantially increase serum P4 concentrations.

Rater C: The speakers managed to re-state their own arguments with reasonable success, but they failed to substantially refute their opponents' cross-examination.

Subsequent expression of fructokinase slightly increased production but failed to substantially redirect the flux from the Emden-Meyerhof-Parnas (EMP) pathway to the PP pathway.

This, to be fair, is something of a caricature of the system but it captures the essence that too much apprenticeship training was taking place that failed to substantially add to the stock of skills held by the individual and, in aggregate, the economy as a whole.

"In the four years since the last review, the Chinese government has failed to substantially improve its human rights conditions," said Iona Liddell, executive director of the Tibet Justice Center, speaking at the Geneva news conference.