Sentence examples for widely failed from inspiring English sources

The efforts to mass-produce his houses, though written about widely, failed.

In an interview, John Graham, a former United States editor of The Financial Times, said that though he admired Ms. Brown's writing and viewpoint, her column had widely failed to impress, in part because it appeared in a tabloid section of The Times known as T2, among features and cultural news.

Though there is the odd example in England and Wales of the successful solicitor-run estate agency, efforts a decade ago to encourage the profession to embrace it more widely failed – in part, out of fear of losing work from estate agents – and a property slump is not the best time to give it another go.

Outside the US, the album widely failed to reprise the success of Simply Deep, barely reaching the top-forty on the majority of all charts it appeared on, except for the UK, where it opened at number 37.

Even the London mayoral ballot, which was hotly contested and widely covered, failed to induce a majority of Londoners actually to vote in it.

Amazon's entry into China though unimpressive, can be categorized as a "success" on relative measures if you compare them against that of eBay, arguably the most high profile and widely published "failed" China entry in the Internet space.

mRNA expression of cytokines IL-6 (Table 2) and IL-8 (Table 2) in response to IR differed widely and failed to show an increase (n = 12).

Currently, the clinically validated test for PC diagnosis relies on detection of serum level of prostate-specific antigen (PSA, human kallikrein-3) using monoclonal antibody-based ELISA kit but this examination, yet widely used, fails to predict early stages of PC development and, in addition, does not distinguish precisely between malign form of PC and benign prostate hyperplasia.

A widely expected slowdown failed to materialize.

Worse, the second line of treatment, sulfadoxine-pyrimethanine, or SP, also failed widely.

Perfect, which was coscripted by Bridges, was widely panned and failed to find an audience.