Sentence examples for considered failure from inspiring English sources

One is that staying in a single job through one's whole career is now considered failure.

You see, corporate leaders were desperate to keep their stock prices rising, in an environment where anything short of 20percentt profit growth was considered failure.

"This was mostly in the context of work," she said, "and they seem like small things, because what some of them considered failure was what most people would consider no big deal".

The consensus: slightly above one million would leave room for interpretation; below that would be considered failure; at 1.4 or 1.5 million, boxing's landscape, the way major fights are promoted and distributed, could change for good.

Under the old system, students could pass with a 65 — 389 of the 1,500 students at Mount Olive High had a "D" on their final report cards in June — but now anything lower than a 70 will be considered failure.

Carlson and Wilson (2004) have considered failure in the management of U.S. national forest.

The first two photo shoots now considered failures, this weekend's shoot will be crucial.

First, these were not 'rejected' paintings - the ones Monet considered failures he simply burnt.

Others worry that they will be considered failures for not being able to take care of their children.

Implants with exposed threads were considered failures.

Four patients (6%) were considered failures.