Sentence examples for going to fail at from inspiring English sources

Children are going to fail at stuff.

"We're all going to fail at some point," he told the group.

"It's in the nature of doing something that hasn't been done before — you're going to try to anticipate everything, and you're going to fail at that.

At least he knew his quest for London 2012 success could prove one length too far, conceding this month about his return: "Chances are you are probably going to fail at this".

While there are some things that can't be fixed — my wrist, for instance — I can always learn to compensate, can't I? "If you set goals you're going to fail at, you will spiral into worse health and think everything is going to hell even if it isn't," Dr. Fries said.

I'm going to fail at some of the things I start.

Ira Daniel, his oldest, went to Australia, failed at acting, and descended into a life of crime.

Companies that fail to invest in SEO are going to be at a crippling disadvantage.

If you look at the people who have cheated, to get away with it, you need to basically have a sophisticated sort of program, and travel with a doctor who is going to make sure that you're not going to fail tests at certain times.

"We promise this is going to work, this time!" Well, they failed at even that.

"The Kindle is going to fail," wrote Joshua Benton at Neiman Journalism Lab.  "It is not 'the iPod of books.' It never will be".