Sentence examples for be failed for from inspiring English sources

One expert, who led an independent inquiry into the Home Office guidance, said in January that "an undergraduate would be failed" for producing such a document.

Barry Sheerman, chair of the children, schools and families select committee, said schools in challenging areas felt "aggrieved" that even when they were doing well against the odds, they could be failed for low GCSE results.

"An undergraduate would be failed for this sort of thing," said Campbell, a reader in the anthropology of Africa and law at the University of London, who has been a country expert on asylum claims from Eritrea and Ethiopia since the mid-1990s.

About 30% of the current applications for permanent residency are failing and the Guardian has already uncovered several instances of EU citizens married to Britons who are being failed for simple bureaucratic reasons.

We have been failed for too long.

What was weird for me was that the first time I was failed for being too aggressive and the second for being too timid.

I was failed for an entire semester based solely on attendance.

As Steven D. Levitt pointed out in the "Journal of Economic Perspectives" in 2004, it's failed for a variety of reasons.

Contrary to the tired old policy Marco Rubio favors -- the one that's failed for 50 years now -- most Americans are looking forward to ending this last vestige of the Cold War".

Seven images were failed for IMT measurement with our approach because of the absence of the intima layer.

Surgery should be reserved for the patients in whom endoscopic treatment is failed or for those with the stricture in the distal CBD.