Sentence examples for terms will fail from inspiring English sources

Specific search strategies based on adverse effects textwords and indexing terms will fail to identify nearly a quarter of trials that report on the rate of drug adverse effects.

Skills training schemes driven by coercion, welfare sanctions and short-term expediency will fail in the longer term.

Although removal of dams is presently a contentious issue, in the long term they will fail and society will eventually have to confront the issue.

Without this, developing countries will have no alternative to dirty energy for their development, locking themselves into fossil fuel infrastructure for the long term, and we will fail to secure a safe climate future".

But it's a short-term fix:  "Mefloquine will fail in 6 months," Ménard predicts.

Long term, we think that this will fail.

While the FCC has adopted conditions, they are insufficient short-term or voluntary fixes that will fail to prevent permanent harm to competition, consumer choice and the future of the Internet.

The report also claims that the last boundary review prior to the 2010 election effectively removed much of Labour's bias in terms of size, but another one will fail to affect its bias from voter turnout and voting distribution (described by Pattie as "efficiency").

The excellent comprehensive performance of SBS modified bitumen (SMB), during a long-term thermo- and photo-oxidative exposure, will fail to satisfy the pavement requirement.

If the latter term dominates, the three-population test will fail to detect admixture regardless of the statistical power available.

Moreover, the classifier will fail to return MeSH terms which are rarely used.