Sentence examples for course failure from inspiring English sources

But of course, failure and success and risk-taking all mean different things in different places and different contexts, too.

In practice, of course, failure to provide an honorarium at a level deemed appropriate is likely to result in a mini peasants' revolt with your despicable miserliness bruited to a roomful of diners.

Freeman et al., (2014), using a meta-analysis of 225 STEM education research studies, concluded that active learning approaches are robustly superior in regard to reducing course failure rates and increasing student learning in STEM disciplines; Wieman (2014) has referred to lecturing as "…the pedagogical equivalent of bloodletting" (p. 8320).

So, for example, the principal displayed course failure rates and then used the low attendance rates of those students to explain the failure.

On the way to that step, through decades of learning, research, experimentation, and of course, failure, men and women around the country devoted themselves to broadening our scientific horizons.

For example, students frequently require reassurance that experimental failure does not indicate course failure, likely a product of their past laboratory experiences, in which grading was based on successful technical execution of protocols to yield known answers.

This prediction model may be used to inform admission decisions and identify opportunities for required remediation with the potential to improve graduation rates, increase student retention, reduce late graduation, and reduce first-term course failures.

Recurrent mental health problems, largely anxiety and depression, feature strongly in later course failures.

Of course water failure, crop failure, flooding and more will lead to mass migration and climate refugees – they already have – and this will lead to conflict.

Common reasons for intubation were clinical course (39%%), failure to oxygenate (34%%) and failure to ventilate (14%%).

"It is, of course, a failure in that this has happened.