Sentence examples for failing mark from inspiring English sources

No other agency during that period came close to a failing mark.

Those who do not ultimately secure a good job will receive a failing mark.

A year ago, the department revealed its intention to abandon the current numerical grading system, in which anything above 28 is a failing mark and adopt the letter grades.

Under the current system, restaurants are inspected once a year, and the numerical grades — anything above 28 is a failing mark — are available at the department or online at www.nyc.gov/health.

Emmanuel of the International Political Economy Zone blog is likewise unimpressed by Ms Klein's mode of creative historical argumentation:I would not hesitate to give any paper based on the idea that the Argentinian invasion of the Falklands was done in order to spur neoliberal reforms in Britain or one that suggested Tiananmen spurred China's turn to the market a failing mark.

But in Canada this is a gigantic loophole and is the reason why Canada recently received a failing mark from the world's watchdog into money laundering and terrorist financing – the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) launched by the G7 and United Nations.

She said there would be no failing marks.

Finally, those that engage explicitly in the discussion forums are often higher-performing than those that do not, although the vast majority of forum participants receive "failing" marks.

Bulgaria and Romania were given failing marks by the European Union, which said they had yet to develop functioning market economies.

"I wouldn't give Clinton failing marks by any means," said Wendell E. Primus, a former federal human services official who resigned to protest the welfare bill.

The annual report also found that 23 states received failing marks because of their inability to keep tobacco out of the hands of minors.