Sentence examples for so-called failings from inspiring English sources

In his sixth satire on the so-called failings of women, the poet, whose full name was Decimus Junius Juvenalis, sardonically asked who would watch the guards whom husbands hired to keep their wives faithful.

The department of health is lining up the private sector to take over so-called "failing hospitals".

Mass firings of teachers in so-called failing schools have taken place in municipalities throughout the nation and some states have made a public ritual of humiliating teachers.

PC Designed to speed up central intervention in so-called failing schools, the new bill will beef up the powers of the regional schools commissioners – the national network of eight officials with delegated powers from the Department for Education.

Department for Education officials are instilling fear in schools and putting them under intense pressure to convert voluntarily rather than face the stigma of being forced to become academies run by external sponsors as so-called failing schools.

Khan, for instance, found that so-called "failing" students are often just stuck on a particular concept.

When classrooms began to experiment with self-paced learning, teachers discovered that so-called "failing students" were really just stuck on a simple concept.

The recent cavalier closing of so-called failing schools and vouchers for school "choice" could be throwing out some valuable babies with the bath water.

Anyone who thinks students from so-called "failing" schools don't think of themselves as "failing" kids needs to pay more attention to what these young people are saying.

I've seen presentations that refuted DOE contentions about so-called failing schools, and I've yet to see anyone from the DOE give a viable response to any such presentation.

White kids that are tired of their so-called leaders failing them too.