The failure has been dramatic.

I had an awful fear.

And I failed miserably.

War represents the supreme failure of nations to resolve their differences.

Now this war has been a total failure.

Unfortunately, the pact failed miserably.

You must figure an appalled couple caught dismally in a swing.

As a result, they had either stopped going to their classes or they were failing miserably.

To the contrary, my experiment was a complete failure.

The United States tried to train the Malian army, but failed miserably.

The uprising failed miserably, and the long hand of Russian complicity was exposed.

31. Poverty is universally considered to be unacceptable it represents a major failure of development.

But the first potential vaccine to be tested for efficacy recently failed miserably.

Without peace, the attempts to curb military spending and arms transfers will fail miserably.

I was a total failure in school, not really headed to graduate high school.

I lay there dismally calculating that sixteen entire hours must elapse before I could hope for a resurrection.

It is because they ignored this fundamental demand of the peoples that various dictatorial regimes, east and west, north and south, failed so miserably.

Across the region, countless exchange rate regimes have been tried some succeeding, others failing abysmally.

When asked to produce evidence, the exponents of the quot third force quot view have failed dismally to provide any evidence for the existence of such a force.

Central banks state of the art macroeconomic models also failed miserably to a degree that the economics profession has only now begun to acknowledge fully.

Those rich countries are failing woefully to meet their own solemnly declared targets of ODA amounting to 0.7 per cent of their gross domestic product.

quot The situation of women in the global economy, especially in poorer countries, is a cause for deep concern in human and social terms and constitutes a serious failure of utilization of a highly productive resource in economic terms.

BUENOS AIRES Ever since World War II, the countries of Latin America have served as something of a currency laboratory. Across the region, countless exchange rate regimes have been tried some succeeding, others failing abysmally.