Sentence examples for comprehensive failings from inspiring English sources

They need to provide a meaningful, sensible alternative to Obamacare's comprehensive failings".

And though almost every state has laws against online harassment or stalking, researchers found in 2013 that several are not comprehensive, failing to "[fill in] the cracks created by the incorporation of the internet into everyday life" and leaving victims without legal remedies.

He is exasperated that Blair chose diversity over uniformity, and that Labour did not dismiss as "nonsense" the talk about comprehensives failing.

Failure to defend a special minor paper on time is equivalent to failing comprehensive exams twice.

The show revolves around a failing comprehensive school where the teachers are more directionless than the pupils.

Every photo of the candidates looks like the staff room of a failing comprehensive feigning amusement at being photobombed by the janitor.

The surge of interest is gratifying to a language columnist (even one who didn't learn the subject at his Ofsted-failing comprehensive).

Your main experience is as a bank manager, so you're just the person we need to become headmaster of this failing comprehensive.

Too many comprehensive schools are failing to get the best out of their brightest pupils, chief schools inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw, will say today.

Wicked! is set in two schools at opposite ends of the social scale, a failing comprehensive on a sink council estate - "Larks" - and a traditional independent boarding school, "Bagleys".

She would say: 'No, this is not good enough".' The school itself, by ordinary standards, was not good enough either – a failing comprehensive (it has since become the West London Academy).