Dean Watson says most students flunk out early on, in the first and second semester.
Judge Walker laid the factual groundwork that might have allowed him to invoke the tough "strict scrutiny" test to Proposition 8 — a test that most laws flunk.
Thus, when Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer, announced on Monday that, while the British economy had flunked most of his five tests for euro membership, there could still be a referendum on the question next year or thereafter, his assessment seemed intended to placate both sides of this most emotional debate.
Lacking a mechanism to assess radiologists' skills, Mrs. Edgerton did something of an end run, focusing on doctors who repeatedly flunked the most basic test -- picking two sets of their best films for accreditation review.
It has also squandered tens of millions of dollars on faulty technology, like high-tech "puffer" machines that repeatedly broke down and flunked the most basic test: they failed to detect some explosives.
report card that found the Iraqi government flunking most of its benchmarks.
The MDC worries that the election will flunk most of them but that SADC will do no more than tut.Last week, Tanzania's President Benjamin Mkapa denied that Zimbabwe was ill-governed, blamed the MDC for the "trouble" there and suggested that westerners only criticise Mr Mugabe because he has seized white-owned land and given it to blacks.
The release of this propaganda is certainly strategic timing given the recent New York debacle of Mayor Bloomberg's aligning Common Core assessments to the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) and flunking most New York schoolchildren by design.
Not even champions Norwich could match their 52 home goals during this past campaign, yet they flunked their lines when it mattered most.
As you get better, you most likely will not flunk but if you're coming out of super-nerdy phase you will most likely fail the first few times around.
