Sentence examples for failing in terms of from inspiring English sources

Peter Cochrane, former chief technology officer of BT, independent analyst with Cochrane Associates The PAC argues that Britain is failing in terms of broadband.

"We are closing schools that are not failing academically, that are not failing in terms of helping the child with their faith journey and that provide safe harbors for kids".

Parents choose to come to us because non fee-paying schools are failing them in terms of their religion, and that is why we need more faith schools".

Is the market failing us in terms of user privacy?

"While I aspire to be a feminist, I think I am guilty of just as many failings in terms of supporting women's equality," he concluded.

The text acknowledges the EU's failings in terms of democracy, transparency and closeness to people but seems to come up yet again with solutions on federal lines.

The investigation nonetheless found a number of key failings both in terms of process and within the management structure at the yard which enabled Al Zarooni to carry out the offences without being detected.

But Alex Matthiessen, Riverkeeper's president, said that while "water quality over all on the Hudson is far better than it was decades ago, we're starting to see signs that it may be on the decline again in certain areas, largely attributable to increasingly failing and aging infrastructure in terms of wastewater treatment plants up and down the river".

Prdx3, Prdx4, Prdx5, and Prdx6 are downregulated in the failing myocardium, at least in terms of mRNA expression (4).

We all know that our governments are failing the people of Gaza in terms of their health care -- which ultimately fails the people of Gaza in terms of the prospects for peace".

Valentine agreed that Irabu was "set up to fail" in New York, but that he often was guilty as charged by Steinbrenner in terms of failing to get the most out of his ability.