Sentence examples for disappointing grades from inspiring English sources

Disappointing grades are not the end of the world, even if it doesn't feel that way at the time," said Peter Wanless, the NSPCC's chief executive.

But by winter, she was getting disappointing grades, especially in history, and beginning to worry about being moved down a level.

My I.T. teacher began to blame the team's success for the overall disappointing grades of our class, while my sentimental Accounting I teacher would tell us stories of when he experienced a national championship as a student.

Hundreds of thousands of English GCSE candidates and their teachers are still uncertain of the best response to unexpectedly disappointing grades, and the education secretary, Michael Gove, insists he can offer nothing but sympathy to those who took an exam that in his view is intrinsically unjust.

Almost nothing good came out of the 1960s – it was a miserable decade of rampant idiocy, sexually transmitted disease and rather disappointing grade marijuana.

(He gave examples: "a student who gets a disappointing grade on a test, a cook who burns the roast, or a driver who returns to his parked car to find a parking ticket on the windshield").

Professionals know that although they will require those with manifestly inadequate preparation to see them and will exhort all first-year students to come in early in the semester, many students will not make an appointment until they receive a disappointing grade, and others not even then.

A B grade was disappointing and C grades were looked down upon.

Seven years ago, Emily Zacharias, 50, an actress who lives in Maplewood, N.J., put her son, Robbie, in a nearby private school, after he experienced a disappointing fourth grade in public school.

jrfoster01 on Reddit:"What a disappointing B Grade release.

[Keltus was second of four at Newton Abbot] Was a bit disappointing in a Grade One juvenile hurdle race on his British debut in December but ran well in the Adonis [third] and the Fred Winter [seventh] before winning easily at Chepstow in April.