[fɔːl θruː]
Meaning
If something such as a plan, agreement or event falls through, it doesn't happen, it fails.
We usually use a phrase 'fall through the cracks'. It means that something or somebody is left unnoticed, neglected or ignored.
Examples 👇
Victoria's Secret deal could fall through as buyer seeks to back out. Fox Business
Bloomberg said as of now, nothing is set in stone and the deal could still fall through. pennlive.com
Palestinians in Israeli-controlled West Bank Fall Through Cracks of Coronavirus Response. Haaretz
India's migrant workers fall through cracks in coronavirus lockdown. The Japan Times
"Unfortunately, lots of artists fall through the government's JobKeeper criteria due to the very nature of the gig economy," he said. Bega District News
"Workers are missing out because they fall through the cracks.” Australian Aviation
"If nobody is in charge, things are going to fall through the cracks," Douglas said. Plattsburgh Press Republican
Just one in five deals fall through as 'Covid clauses' keep sales pipelines flowing. PrimeResi
Musyj says just when the Chinese connection would think he had a deal it would fall through. CBC.ca