Sentence examples for labeled a failure of from inspiring English sources

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.

Our state's most premier public university, the University of Montana, is labeled a failure factory because of the economic conditions.

Partly for this reason, they eschew identifying countries making up model (c), which is labeled a failure in view of its limited reallocation and higher unemployment, although they do exonerate Germany by virtue of the Hartz legislative reforms.

Finally, I should have followed my instincts and quit my job before it quit me -- but I was hampered by an exaggerated terror of being labeled a failure.

"Once labeled a failure, it's hard to get out of the box," Mr. Simmons said.

As the leader, I feared being labeled a failure.

I feared I'd be labeled a failure.

The fear of failure comes from the meaning that you attach to failure (e.g., "My parents won't love me," "I will be a failure in everything I do").. Young people get this fear of failure from their parents and from our hyper-achievement culture in which being labeled a failure is worse than death.

With double labelling, it was found that cells did not take up the second label, implying a failure of cycle progression.

"What we're labeling as 'distraction,' some see as a failure of adults to see how these kids process information," Ms. Purcell said.

But business groups and environmental campaigners labelled the seven minutes of remarks a "failure of leadership", a "damp squib" and accused him of "taking a leaf out of the chancellor's 'green agenda is a burden' book".