Sentence examples for failing well from inspiring English sources
Great timing (as all know)." Yet Clinton cited multiple investigations that found his businesses were failing well before the city began to slip.
Mr. Fancy, the education secretary, pointed out that while Tomorrow's Schools had exacerbated the problems of some urban schools, many of those schools were failing well before 1989.
Prominent philanthropists from some of the largest foundations in America spoke about "failing well" to the Stanford Social Innovation Review.
We still got a D. Central Park East I and other "failing" well-regarded schools like it have become collateral damage in a clash of competing educational philosophies: waste time and energy training children to do well on a test and get the grade; or educate them to be creative in their problem-solving, but fail on the Department of Education's report card.
And failing that, well, sometimes the responsibility is to lead public opinion.
In New Orleans, he would manage 23 schools directly, 22 of which are failing, as well as oversee 64 charter schools.
Ignoring the extent of civilian casualties and the damage they cause is a moral failing as well as a strategic blunder.
There needs to be more effective mechanisms for scrutinising exactly how much progress companies are making, with sticks for the failing as well as carrots for the successful.
"You know you will be asked about your motivation and about your strengths, about a weakness or a failing, as well as a biographical question so try to prepare a loose answer for each of these genres".
The saving grace, the independent market, is failing as well.
