Sentence examples for which fails the from inspiring English sources
Vince Cable's central theme was the need to redistribute the tax burden to address inequality (though his leader today champions a populist tuition fees policy which fails the redistribution test).
Even though the chased surfactant is transported to the top layer far from the injector, now it fails to reduce the gas mobility because too much gas flow results in a very low surfactant concentration, as shown in Fig. 19a, b, which fails the effective gas diversion.
The Mubarak regime rejected both economic and political reform, creating the corrupt, inefficient state which fails the Egyptian people today.
The new pope by his choice of name and personal lifestyle is clearly sympathetic to the needs of the poor but is, like his two predecessors, John Paul II and Benedict XVI, apparently quite hostile to the Liberation theologians, especially in Latin America, who have revealed the structural and systemic injustices of a market system which fails the poor.
aCalculated as the sum of responses between any two adjacent response categories (e.g. if responses to 'not at all' = 2% and 'a little' = 7%, aggregate endorsement frequency = 9%, which fails the criterion).
'The more grown-up view is that we fought a campaign against the Iraq war which failed the day the war started.
Some of the banks which failed the EBA's tests have already taken steps to improve their financial strength, raising more than €55bn of new capital.
Prime Minister Chandra Shekhar tries to resolve the dispute through negotiations, which fail the next year.
3 selected from the 15 vPB substances (1 from the 2 compounds which fail the vB criterion by less than 10% and 2 from the 13 compounds which fail the vB criterion by at least 10% or more).
125 detected from the 365 vP¬B substances (2 from the 3 compounds which fail the B criterion by less than 10% and 123 from the 362 compounds which fail the B criterion by at least 10% or more).
Not unexpectedly, there is no clear correlation between the percent of molecules which fail the Lipinski/Veber filters and those which are predicted to be BBB impermeable.
