Sentence examples for to have utterly from inspiring English sources

More have passed through the work programme, which this week was found to have utterly failed to meet its benchmark targets to get the long-term unemployed back to lasting employment.

Directed by Burr Steers (who seems to have utterly lost the satirical bite of Igby Goes Down), this "Miller Time" affair casts Zac as an up-and-coming sailing star becalmed by the tragic death of his young brother with whose ghost he is now locked into regular eventide appointments.

In short, England and Wales were characterised by an ever-growing vacuum, until David Cameron – now surely revealed as the most disastrous holder of the office in our democratic history – made the decision that might turn out to have utterly changed the terms of our politics.

Not being a psychiatrist, I don't really understand why the president's fairly modest efforts at gun policy reform seem to have utterly deranged some of his political opponents.

Depending on who you are, where you are, and what state of mind you're in, you're going to have utterly different hallucinogenic sex experiences.

To date, both assaults have utterly failed.

And, given how you continually complain about the same subjects, if you actually wanted to affect change, you have utterly failed.

Yet U.S. politicians have utterly failed to face up to the danger.

The founders of both RJR and Nabisco would have utterly failed to understand what had happened to their companies.

The authorities have utterly failed to safeguard these young people, and show little to no regard for their wellbeing, health, or mental states.

It is possible he will continue to look for deals with Democratic leaders, even on health care, where Republicans have utterly failed to deliver.