Sentence examples for consequences for failure from inspiring English sources
No consequences for failure to meet goals.
Their burden is greater, as are the consequences for failure.
"Most Americans live in a world where economic security is precarious and there are real economic consequences for failure.
He called teaching "the only profession where you have no rewards for excellence and no consequences for failure".
A manikin in carefully tailored suits, he makes no apology for his exacting demands on how the millions he has donated are spent, nor the consequences for failure.
"It we can't get that right, then the whole basis of the thing that drives improvement will be undermined, because people will know there are no consequences for failure," said Gash.
This does all sound like an ode to corporations, and it is, because above anything else, corporations allow you to develop in a safe environment, without major consequences for failures, with the added bonus of a useful network for you to possibly draw upon at a later stage.
The difference is that instead of a tax hike, the second major consequence for failure will be a default on our debt.
How sad to think that teachers today suffer the blame (and the consequences) for the failure of others and, indeed, in some respects, the failure of society as a whole to help students focus, learn and improve.
When things go wrong, it must be made clearer who is responsible and what are the consequences for that failure.
In a statement, Downing Street warned the company should face consequences for its failure to fulfil its contract - for which it is being paid £284m.
