Sentence examples for visibly failed from inspiring English sources

But it is worth keeping in mind that the efforts by the US to contain Isis since it captured much of western Iraq and eastern Syria in the summer of 2014 have visibly failed.

Twelve years after the "war on terror" was launched it has visibly failed and al-Qa'ida-type jihadis, once confined to a few camps in Afghanistan, today rule whole provinces in the heart of the Middle East.

By now, Obama must sense that his doctrine has visibly failed.

Even though Afghanistan's two COIN commanders had visibly failed in a war against an under-armed, undermanned, none-too-popular minority insurgency, and even though the doctrine of counterinsurgency would soon be tossed off a moving drone and left to die in the Afghan rubble, Petraeus once again made it out in one piece.

People who visibly fail to keep this covenant, those we call "transgender," are subject to severe penalties: exile from family and friends, loss of employment, and verbal and physical abuse.

Ronaldo was visibly angry after Bale failed to pass to him but the Portugal player insists it is already water under the bridge for him, while he also said the Madrid fans "should be nice" to the former Tottenham winger.

Although nowhere near the level of last summer – when at its height 10,000 people streamed into Lesbos in a day – arrivals have risen visibly since last month's failed coup in Turkey.

Having failed to visibly outrage anyone by drinking lager on the tube, the four young men sat opposite me seemed anxious to raise the stakes by talking openly about cannabis.

The suit alleges that Rossman and Rosenbaum supplied Spierer with alcohol after she was already "visibly intoxicated," and then failed to see that Spierer returned safely to her apartment, which led to her injury and likely death.

Closer inspection revealed, however, that the extreme tightness towards inert probes had an unexpected side effect, namely that all tested importins and exportins bound only to the gel surface and failed to visibly penetrate into the gel (shown for Impβ·cargo complexes in Figure 5C).

For example, in the village of Matshelagabedi (near Matsiloje), attempts to administer questionnaires failed as some visibly agitated livestock farmers declined to be interviewed, as they had earlier been informed of an FMD outbreak1 in their area and the subsequent decision to cull their cattle to contain the disease.