Sentence examples for fail on the basis from inspiring English sources

In my experience at uni continuous assessment, as GCSE's currently are, is far more rigorous than a two year course that you can pass or fail on the basis of one exam.

We succeed or fail on the basis of our own commercial endeavors within F1, and now to a certain extent the other businesses.

"This negotiation will succeed, or it will fail on the basis of personal antagonism," said George Kirtsos, a political analyst and the owner of City Press, an Athens newspaper.

Examination scores were adjusted for examiner stringency and it was shown that for the present pass mark, the outcome for 95.9% of candidates would be unchanged using adjusted marks, whereas 2.6% of candidates would have passed, even though they had failed on the basis of raw marks, and 1.5% of candidates would have failed, despite passing on the basis of raw marks.

This meant that motorists were advised if their vehicle did not meet the new standards, but they did not fail on that basis.

Guaranteed to fail on a regular basis and keep the Pope as happy as Larry.

Mr. Page designed the initial Google servers, with the assumption that parts would fail on a regular basis.

So "InAPPropriate Comedy" fails just on the basis of its core idea.

Coale warns that calling iron fertilization a failed strategy on the basis of an experiment in low-silicon waters is just as unwise as declaring the technique a home run after a successful experiment would have been.

Years after he lost velocity and began to fail on a regular basis - Abbott went 2-18 for the Angels in 1996 with a 7.48 earned run average - he discovered, to his surprise, that he could still survive, and ultimately, "come out better for it".

Social networks launch and fail on a daily basis.