Sentence examples for work failed to make from inspiring English sources

As a whole the work failed to make a lasting impression despite lithe, committed playing from the soloist, Anita Leuzinger.

The work follows an earlier study by the same senior author, which argued that past work failed to make an airtight case linking breakfast and weight loss.

When minimalist works fail to make something happen for someone, they aren't bad art.

Only six of the 73 works offered Wednesday failed to make the grade.

Eight thousand British troops working with government soldiers have failed to make much headway in curbing either Taliban activities or the drug industry.

Knight's crude language, abusive behavior and questionable motivational tactics (he once placed a tampon in a player's locker) obviously no longer works at Indiana, which yet again failed to make the Final Four.

What tends to be overlooked is the fact that Van Commenee's ultra-professional approach transformed Sotherton from a part-time athlete, who in 2003 was working as a debt collector and failed to make the British team for the World Championships, into an Olympic medallist a year later.

"HE HAD some modest successes, yet he failed to make Indonesia work".

The French automaker Citroën failed to make this work in the 1934 Traction Avant, an early success among front-wheel-drive cars.

PricedOut spokesman Dan Wilson Craw said the findings illustrated a broken housing market that failed to make work pay: "The gulf between disposable incomes in different parts of the country creates a dilemma for people who could stay where they are and keep looking for work, or 'get on their bike' and potentially earn less after rent.

Successive developers failed to make their projects work, however.