fail to造句

to fail to report something; to fail to declare

To fail to confront a subject directly.

My clients never fail to amuse.

Many of us fail to respond to this increased expectation.

They fail to inculcate student with love of knowledge.

And we fail to heed that lesson at our peril.

Punishment and penalty fail to weaken the strong belief.

An old business adage is that businesses do not plan to fail, they just fail to plan!

No visitor to the country can fail to be impressed by this.

If you fail to add this alias to the capture server, replication may not work properly.

Successful people look for ways, and those who fail fail to make excuses. If they want to succeed, they will have no excuses.

Viola did not fail to mark the words of the old song.

The authors also fail to grapple with the anti-progressive impulses of Christian and Jewish fundamentalism.

The traditional marketing means for futures company fail to meet the requirements of new situation.

People often fail to be disappointed in events, but gradually get cold in every bit.

But firms will be penalised if they fail to drill the promised test Wells.

Those countries try to regulate oil production via OPEC, but they often fail to stick to predetermined targets.

It's not allowed to blare horns here, those who fail to obey the regulation will be fined.

Q: What do you think we have to lose if we fail to protect our cultural heritage?

By suppressing our real personality in an attempt to avoid 'offending' women, we fail to offer them any VALUE.

"If you fail to avoid high inequality, you will need more prisons and more police," they assert.

But astronomers think the next upswing will be less intensive than normal, or could fail to happen at all.

Men who fail to perform are now suffering from "erectile dysfunction", curable with a little blue pill.

From tomorrow if you fail to find work I will not acknowledge you as my son any longer!"

In a sign of growing disillusionment with the pension system, almost 40% of the self-employed fail to pay contributions.

The first to arrive at the pulsating source proceed to form synaptic connections with their targets; any laggards, by contrast, fail to proliferate and instead degenerate.

Confucius said: "To worship to other than one's own ancestral spirits is Brownnosing. If you see what is right and fail to act on it, you lack courage."

Smoking kills up to half of those who fail to quit puffing, reducing their lives by an average of 10 to 15 years.

What you do to people does not mean what they will do to you. If you fail to see this point, you will only add unnecessary trouble.

And recently, the economy has shown signs of faltering yet again, raising the possibility that in 2011 recovery would once more fail to bring meaningful gains to workers.

If you fail to pay dues to a union that oversees maps, you may simply disappear, along with "buildings, streets; even whole districts".

They can incorrectly conclude that papers by different authors belong to one person, or fail to realize that various papers came from the same author.

When you require a more robust high availability environment, you should configure a secondary idle container on each Application Server instance for the rollover to fail to.

Why do some people in rural areas who merely have daughters But fail to have sons have a strong will to get sons?

When lights fuse, furniture gets rickety, pipes get clogged, or vacuum cleaners fail to operate, some woman assume that their husbands will somehow put things right.

Those who fail to observe the regulation may be fined between 10,000 and 100,000 yuan (US$1,295.17-12,951.7) with the substandard food products confiscated and licenses revoked.

When they take on debt, borrowers fail to take into account the effect of their actions on the collateral constraints faced by others.

If the scholastic achievement of highly intelligent children remains below average for an extended period, many teachers will fail to recognize their potential.

The tales illustrate the frustrations that many chemists feel for their fickle field, particularly when experiments fail to work or instead produce inconsistent results.

Our generation's response to this challenge will be judged by history, for if we fail to meet it – boldly, swiftly, and together – we risk consigning future generations to an irreversible catastrophe.

It is not permissible to manufacture, market, or import boilers that fail to conform with the smoke concentration and blackness standards as referred to under paragraph one of this article.

I fail to understand that some men want both; they want to get married and they even want to live like a bachelor with all hook ups and freedom.

They can't get what they want so they need to blame someone emotionally: like if you fail to get a US visa and you slag off the US visa official afterwards.

"Words fail to describe those brilliant vermilion rooms, floors paved with gold, windows bright as snow and palaces of jade, to say nothing of the delectable fairy flowers, rare plants and fragrant herbs."

If parents fail to perform their duty, children who are minors or who are incapable of living on their own shall have the right to demand the cost of upbringing from their parents.

"fail to perform any other obligations under the Contract except minor parts thereof, and does not remedy its failure within a period of _______days upon receipt of the default notice from the buyer."

This will be paid for by a tax on businesses that fail to provide health insurance, a levy on hospitals and yet more taxes for that much put-upon group, smokers.

You cannot fail to be noticed in a camel coat, and they always LOOK like they are expensive – even if in reality you have not spent more than a couple of hundred quid on one.

In other words, the Obama plan is much the same as imposing a health insurance mandate, backed up by the penalty of a tax surcharge on your earnings if you fail to have coverage.

GNP per capita is, however, not invariably a good predictor of valuable features of our lives, for those features depend also on other things that we do—or fail to do.

"Should the party in breach fail to pay after 3 months, __________%of the contribution shall be paid to the other party, who shall have the right to terminate the contract and to claim damages from the party in breach in accordance with the provisions of Article 53 of the contract. "

Every woman has been an angel, and when she likes a man, she will break his wings and fall into a mortal, so do not fail to live up to the woman who likes you, because she has no wings to fly back to the original day.

There is no need to regret the progress. If it is beautiful, it is called wonderful. If it is bad, it is called experience. Love and live. Every day the sun is new. Don't fail to live up to the good times.

"If the farmer continues to remove crops from the soil each succeeding year without putting back into it in some form or other the essential plant foods which are removed with the crop, his land will become infertile and fail to produce crops. "

It is not {what we say or feel} that makes us what we are. It is {what we do ... or fail to do}. 成就我们的不是{我们的所言所感}，而是{我们的所作所为，或未成之事}。