She failed miserably.
The replication operation failed.
A failed ML upgrade.
She failed in her duty.
I hope I haven't failed.
What if those negotiations failed?
The Business faltered and then failed.
One failed to have a good death
I've so often failed of that.
He failed to establish his charge.
The prescribed medicine failed to take effect.
Only his sloppy communication failed to undeceive them in time.
But for your advice, I should have failed.
When his parachute failed he thought he was a goner.
One day, he failed to pass an English exam.
Several of the biggest banks failed during the depression.
Iran has failed and failed again in its duty to explain behaviour that looks like a race for the bomb.
If overall summary result is failed, then you should look through the detailed test assertion results to determine which test assertions failed.
But he failed to bounce back after the difficult chemo, remaining pale and listless.
The very expression "failed" falsely implies a prior state of success.
Instead the failed star ultimately cools and emits most of its light at infrared wavelengths.
Attempts by the euro zone to solve its debt crisis have conspicuously failed.
The president failed to act and his Senate never pass the bill to replace the sequester.
Some of the staunchest humanities advocates, however, admit that they have failed to make their case effectively.
Originally, he had set out to build an online video game, but then detoured when he failed to find investors.
Opportunities for banks abound across the Pacific rim, yet Japan's bankers have mostly failed to take full advantage of them.
Kyp not only failed to rescue Zeth, but was the unwitting agent of his sole surviving relative's death.
But at the last minute on that night, a bearing in the antenna failed, rendering it nearly useless.
Worse, no one really believed the "no bail-out" clause, which is why financial markets for too long failed to distinguish profligate governments from prudent ones.
Message formats were not expressed declaratively. They were implied by mutual agreement and not enforceable until a receiver failed to parse the structure created by the sender.
It's even more plausible, however, that if the authors' failed to foresee something, it was not the law-breakers but the laws themselves.
The latest atrocity—the bombing of a train taking people from Delhi to Lahore in Pakistan, killing at least 68—has similarly failed.
Once you decide which types of events you want to audit, you can also specify whether only successful or failed events, or both, should be logged.
The difference between "What's your weakness"? And "Tell me about a time you failed at something" might not seem like much, but it forces you to give a different kind of answer.
This approach is also more manageable, because it makes it possible for you to immediately analyze, fix, and verify those failed test cases in time for the next scheduled build.
for example, measuring and monitoring flows and voltages in transformers , controlling the opening and closing of circuit breakers, providing backup for other devices that have failed, are all functions that can be taken over by the relaying computer.
The assault lasted more than 24 hours, and although it failed to capture any of its targets, it proved that Kandahar remains as insecure as ever despite the heavy presence of U.S. and Afghan forces.
Ministers lifted the limit on university-tuition fees-but failed to foresee the race to the top of the new scale; that has left the exchequer, which underwrites the fees, with a big liability.
When he heard what it was she wanted to know, he smiled briefly, but failed to notice her blatantly suggestive look. He drew a sigh of relief, then stood up and said indifferently, "We're relations, so I shall still be 'Uncle'."
