Sentence examples for winner fails from inspiring English sources

If the selected winner fails to respond within 24 hours his/her prize will be forfeited and GNM shall be entitled to select an alternative winner in accordance with the process described above (and that winner will also have to respond to notification of their win within 24 hours or else they will also forfeit their prize).

If a potential winner fails to sign and return the Affidavit/Release.

If a Winner fails or refuses to sign and return the Prize Claim Documents within three (3) days of prize notification, the Winner may be disqualified.

If a potential winner fails to sign and return the Affidavit/Release within the required time period, or if the notification is returned as undeliverable, the prize will be forfeited and may be awarded to an alternate winner.

If the potential winner fails to sign and return the Affidavit/Release within the required time period, the prize will be forfeited and an alternate entrant will be selected in his/her place in a random drawing of all entries received.

The space agency reopened bidding after an original winner failed to secure enough private financing for its project.

Vardy's last-minute winner failed to lift Leicester off the bottom of the Premier League, but they are only three points from a safety position with a game in hand.

Despite all the money and time he invested in the state, the winner failed to match the fifty-one per cent of the vote that he achieved in 2008.

Meanwhile, the New Zealand shot-putter Valerie Adams is itching to get her hands on the London Olympics gold medal that is now hers after the original winner failed a dope test, but is bracing for a long wait that may spill over to next year.

Female stars tend to have a longer list of people to thank, and one best supporting actor winner failed to thanked anyone at all: George Clooney, picking up the 2006 prize for Syriana, joked that he would now not be winning best director for that year's Good Night and Good Luck.

Serena continued the poor form that has seen the world No 1 and 17-time major winner fail to progress past the quarter-final of a grand slam this year – a fault she will try to put right at the US Open at Flushing Meadows later this month.