Sentence examples for failing where from inspiring English sources

Going big in the Archers is a harvest failing, where big in EastEnders is an earthquake or a tsunami.

He began writing poems as a schoolboy, without a sense of risk: "The first poems where I risked failing, where I was a-tremble with the need that this would work, were written in November 1962 when I was 23".

An editorial in a Greek newspaper chided the Syriza leaders for "rushing forward in every direction at the same time" which it said "betrays weakness and desperation – as if they chose an impossible task as an excuse for failing where they could succeed".

His paper, which is being presented to the British Educational Research Association's annual conference this week, challenges the current narrative favoured by politicians of all parties, that schools are "failing" where they do not close the gap between disadvantaged pupils and their wealthier peers.

One question we need to ask is: "Are there some services that we should not, under any circumstances, allow a local authority to deliver through another body?" Inevitably, much attention has focused on the councils found to be failing, where the DfE has intervened.

It is only November and no lead is insurmountable, but there have been plenty of indications that Rangers are failing where Hearts are succeeding - in teamwork and consistency.

"Tell them where they are failing and where they are falling short.

I see a day in the United States of America where all of our public schools are considered excellent; world-class; where there are no failing schools; where the classrooms are small enough in size -- number of students -- so that the teacher can spend enough one-on-one time with each student.

Diverse representation is exactly where the Academy Awards are already failing, especially where it comes to people of color and LGBTQ members of its community.

Such unintended consequences might include stigmatisation of 'sick' people, where the fact of being ill becomes a personal moral failing, or where the experience of feeling forced to follow a regimen may actually result in a kind of rebellious non-compliance as a reassertion of personal and adult autonomy [ 17] [see also [ 18, 19]].

Where women rise to take their place en masse at the helm of earth's frail and failing ship; where each thousand years of our silence is examined with regret, and the cruel manner in which our values of compassion and kindness have been ridiculed and suppressed brought to bear on the disaster of the present time.