Sentence examples for that will fail to from inspiring English sources

Or is this just another web fancy that will fail to have a real mainstream impact?

Thus, unless participating users are representative as to these personal traits, IT projects may, inadvertently, bring about systems that will fail to satisfy many users.

Every team wants to win the World Series, so the Yankees are one of 29 that will fail to meet that goal this season.

They argue that the United States is being drawn into a lengthy, largely ineffective, bombing campaign that will fail to dislodge the Taliban.

Only a leader who has mass support can take that kind of risk". Yeltsin has denounced the economic program announced last week by the government as a half-measure that will fail to resolve the Soviet Union's underlying problems.

Richard Rogers, the architect behind Paris's Pompidou Centre and Heathrow's Terminal 5, has warned that the Crossrail train link is set to produce poorly designed stations that will fail to live up to Britain's "great railway heritage".

Some younger recipients get kidneys that will fail and will need to be replaced, using up another scarce kidney.

He knows the plan is a gamble that will fail if employers refuse to raise wages above 2% while inflation creeps upwards.

"An inclusive election will be held in this country, and the enemy's plots against that will fail, and nothing will remain to the Taliban except denigration and disgrace".

"We have members from every firm that has failed, as well as members from those that will fail in the future," he said to loud laughter.

"The sheer size of the chancellor's ambition means that it is likely that he will fail to achieve value for money".