Sentence examples for well fails to from inspiring English sources

These results therefore provided a tentative model to explain why MHV-A59, in a broader sense for SCoV as well, fails to provoke robust IFN response either in vivo or in vitro.

On the first suggestion, a person might well fail to be motivated appropriately by the moral claims she sincerely embraces, but in failing to be appropriately motivated she would thereby count as irrational.

However, this level of detail may well fail to spark the imagination of the general public.

Yet the vote still teeters on a knife edge and may well fail to pass.

It left Penn State stunned after its defense, which had played well, failed to contain Virginia (2-0) on its final drive.

The centre-left Democratic Party, led by Pier Luigi Bersani, still looks likely to win the most seats -- but could well fail to gain control of the Senate.

(Rather than feel anxious about having such thoughts, he reminds himself that "if he were to dream about female private parts he might well fail to recognize them").

Japan's all-guns-blazing approach is risky, and it may well fail to achieve prime minister Shinzo Abe's target of 2% inflation within two years.

The blowout preventer on BP's doomed Macondo well failed to function properly when a piece of drill pipe prevented the single shear ram from closing completely.

Where Mr Blair is surely right on the need for higher productivity and reform of the welfare state his policies may well fail to deliver the promised results.

Following Chris Froome's release of data from physiological tests carried out after the Tour de France in an attempt to silence those who doubt his probity, the cyclist has conceded that the move may well fail to silence his detractors.