Sentence examples for more failings than from inspiring English sources
Those attracted to politics are likely to have more failings than the rest of us.
We asked the education department, but all it would say was: "We're turning around more failing schools than ever before.
"We've turned round more failing schools than ever before and are setting up new free schools to give all parents, not just the rich, the choice of a good school".
Thousands of California students in foster care are suffering from an "invisible achievement gap," with worse academic performance, a higher dropout rate and placement in more failing schools than their statewide peers, according to a study set for release Monday.
Given the problems with the Cognition article, the absence of the original data for the Science article suggested some more serious failing than bad archiving practices: that perhaps, for instance, the reported experiments had never been done.
But you learn more from failing than from success.
Arguably, inadequate discrimination is a more important failing than poor calibration, since the latter can be improved by model recalibration [ 3, 12], whereas the former cannot be altered.
"Nothing I love more than failing aristocrats".
That always stings more than failing solo.
At least Mr Abreu can claim he was trying to avoid an injury that would have harmed his club even more than failing to catch the ball would.
Now that he is out of office, Varoufakis is being blamed for much more than failing to adapt his approach to political reality.
