Examples of using To have failed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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How stupid was I to have been tricked by Satan like that, to have failed to differentiate good from evil?
is considered to have failed in his promise to make serious structural changes.
I admit the human element seems to have failed us here. But the idea was to discourage the Ruskies from any hope… they could knock out Washington,
attempt to invent electric light, he was asked by a New York Times reporter,“How does it feel to have failed seven hundred times?”?
attempt to invent electric light, he was asked by a New York Times reporter,“How does it feel to have failed seven hundred times?”?
On 27 September 1865 he wrote to the Secretary for War: The American assault on Ireland under the name of Fenianism may be now held to have failed, but the snake is only scotched and not killed.
What you seem to have failed to realize is that, just because you have the title
tried to impose a monolithic ideological and cultural hegemony over the country's population- a project that we can now declare to have failed.
the family is considered to have failed in educating and supervising her,
Even Thomas Edison was said to have failed over 10,000 times.
The Council considers Sylvain's mission to have failed.
On 10 November, the discussions were declared to have failed.
Why, then, has Islam succeeded where other systems and ideologies seem to have failed?
So to have failed them as a parent-- You think you failed them as a parent?
When asked how it felt to have failed that many times, he replied,“I haven't failed.
devastated to have failed even before the competition really began to impress‘The Donald.'”.
Ehud Olmert appears to have failed the litmus test of leadership required for a nation at war.
The risky plan attacking at four separate points to maximize surprise rather than concentrating on one seemed to have failed, although the reasons were unknown to the Germans.
tried intermittently in the previous decade, were perceived to have failed to reverse Venezuela's decline,
The risky plan- attacking four separate points to maximize surprise rather than concentrating on one- seemed to have failed, although the reasons were unknown to the Germans at the time.