Sentence examples for labeled a failure from inspiring English sources
Yet in September, Tuckahoe was labeled a failure under the federal system.
"Once labeled a failure, it's hard to get out of the box," Mr. Simmons said.
At this rate, it is highly likely that in a few years, every single public school in the United States will be labeled a failure.
The rapid descent of the ratings was labeled a "failure" of the credit ratings agencies in a report issued last year by the International Monetary Fund.
The experiment will be labeled a failure if the betting handle does not increase enough to offset the costs involved with the higher purses.
Asked today if it will bother him that the Giants will be labeled a failure, Fassel said: "It's a failure in the sense that we didn't make progress and get into the playoffs.
Any child struggling to pass tests due to a special educational need would be automatically labelled a failure.
Crucially, there is no evidence to show that testing and ranking children improves their learning, but plenty that demonstrates the effect being labelled a failure has on self-esteem.
Recent Sony outing The Amazing Spider-Man 2 has been labelled a failure after picking up "just" $709m at the global box office last year, such "meagre" pickings apparently derailing plans for a third instalment and pushing the studio towards prioritising supervillain spin-off The Sinister Six instead.
The number was labelled a "failure" by teachers' unions - while the Education Secretary Michael Gove said he was "quite encouraged".
"If, no matter how hard teachers work, the school is labeled as a failure, that's just demoralizing," Dr. Linn said.
