Sentence examples for failing millions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Atkins's goal of upending teacher training stems from a broader diagnosis shared by many who work in public education: that it is failing millions of American children, leaving them without the skills they need to succeed in the 21st century.

Sex and relationship education (SRE) is failing millions of pupils.

"The strain of overcrowded A&E units and a creaking social care system means the government are failing millions of sick and vulnerable people".

It is down to us to highlight how the economy under Cameron and Osborne is failing millions of people in Britain for whom life is getting even tougher.

Sadiq Khan, Labour's London mayoral candidate, who spent a shift working with St Mungo's before Christmas, said the rise in rough sleeping was the most stark example of a system that was failing millions of people in the capital.

During the late 1990's, a period of rapid social change when the national health-care system was failing, millions of Chinese were attracted to the movement and practiced its slow-motion rituals in urban parks.

IS 20th-century capitalism failing 21st-century society?

Wednesday's programme in Davos kicked off with a debate on whether 20th-century capitalism is failing 21st-century society.

As such there are plenty of doom-laden sessions in which panellists are asked whether the capitalism of the 20th century is failing 21st century society.

What is missing from Ed Miliband's otherwise very timely piece ("At Davos, debating capitalism's future," Views, Jan . 28 as to whether 20th-century capitalism is failing 21st-century society, is the role of the educational system.

The question is not so much whether 20th-century capitalism is failing 21st-century society but whether politics can rise to the challenge of changing a flawed economic model.