Sentence examples for fixing failing from inspiring English sources

Mazany took a broad view of education reform, said that problems in schools "go way beyond any sense that schools are bad or have failed" and that viewing reform as fixing failing schools doesn't help them to improve.

But much in K-12 public education is being turned on its head, especially in urban districts where fixing failing schools has become a national focus.

Whether it means fixing failing schools, potholed roads, snail-like internet networks or a broken immigration system, the second-term mission must be to "come home and rebuild America .Yet the world keeps calling.

He's a former high school principal and so would understand the seemingly intractable challenge of fixing failing neighborhood high schools.

Governments hurl money at it when trying to fix failing economies.

We should know by now that neither the West's mandarins nor its armies can do much to fix failing states, and so encourage people to stay in them.

Dr. Tisch had just told the Daily News editorial board that she was frustrated with how New York City had been using millions of dollars from the federal government to fix failing schools, which she said had become "warehouses" for struggling students.

Andy Newman (NYT) ALBANY: SCHOOL SPENDING CRITICIZED The state missed an opportunity to fix failing schools when it had adequate resources by not giving more aid to the most troubled districts, State Comptroller H. Carl McCall said Friday.

To tackle the growing problem of overfishing, they mapped the current supply chain, identified entrepreneurs who are working to fix failing parts of the process, and then supported them to succeed.

Having bent the continent to our will, devising bridges and dams, railroads and highways, the United States in the early 21st century has fallen conspicuously behind other countries, paralyzed by our inability to fix failing infrastructure.

This former mill town of about 19,000, where unemployment is 13.8 percent, is now embroiled in a battle over school reform similar to those that have taken place in troubled districts in Chicago, New York and Philadelphia, where officials have tried to fix failing schools by starting over with new staff members.