Sentence examples for declared failure from inspiring English sources

By 1990, the old Board of Education declared failure and began opening "new small schools," a process that continues.

Unless the social and economic factors that account for the differences are addressed early in disadvantaged children's lives, the No Child Left Behind law will eventually result in virtually all of this country's schools' being declared failures.

Apparently some entrepreneurs in the boonies are so unconnected they haven't heard that venture capital is dead or that their ideas have been tried and declared failures by the coastal sophisticates.

Was all of this a cunningly devised smokescreen to so financially weaken public schools that they'd be declared "failures" to advance a right-wing agenda of certain governors, legislatures, and the school privatization industry?

Europeans were declaring failure.

Washington's budget "supercommittee" studied various cuts before declaring failure.

But in just over three weeks, that will become harder, when a special, bipartisan Congressional committee runs up against the Thanksgiving deadline for reaching an agreement on spending cuts and deficit reduction — or declares failure and accepts deep, mandatory cuts.

The backup declares failure of its primary after continuous missing of the heartbeats.

Six months was chosen as a reasonable ART period to declare failure and to, eventually, start a second line of ART in resource constrained countries.

The experiment was declared a failure.

The scheme was declared a failure and scrapped.