Sentence examples for considered failing from inspiring English sources

One in five children failed to reach the required standard to start secondary school and almost 700 primary schools were considered failing this year because of their poor results.

This performance is still considered "failing".

Those which do not, and fall short on other pupil progress measures, are considered failing.

In some areas, like East Harlem and the South Bronx, only a few schools were not considered failing.

Though officials said the game was not actually losing money, when sales per game drop below the amount of the top prize, the game is considered failing.

Under federal law, schools are considered failing if they do not meet certain progress goals on achievement tests over two or more years.

Ms. Greenberger will oversee each of the divisions in the department, and her primary responsibilities will include laying the groundwork to close schools the department considers failing and replace them with new schools.

Fifty-six percent said they would consider failing to raise the debt ceiling a bad thing for the country, while 38percentt said it would be a good thing.

He had no dispute with it, Maclean wrote sardonically, 'as long as ignorance and crassness are considered failings in criticism of poetry'.

Under the former system, restaurants received points for each violation; a total score over 28 was considered a failing grade.

The politics of the issue is tricky, because acknowledging changed ideas in response to changed facts is considered a failing by the political class.