Sentence examples for that failing one from inspiring English sources

"But," she says, "people hit me over the head with the idea that failing one math course does not mean you are incapable of doing math".

He showed that after failing one time, higher-scoring F schools posted greater gains than lower-scoring D schools.

The continuing fall in teenage pregnancy rates in England and Wales, which have halved since 1998, was celebrated this month, but the mainstream pregnancy programmes that made it possible are failing one group of young women: vulnerable teenagers in care.

But he has also been a failing one — at least, that's what we told ourselves.

Previous reports suggested that the switch to RTX after failing one anti-TNF may be more effective than switching to an alternative anti-TNF agent in patients with an inadequate response to anti-TNFs [ 19, 20].

Rather, we would suggest interpreting the results in a positive way since at least two drugs are available for long-term use in patients with LN and have a reasonable efficacy and toxicity profile, thereby - again - suggesting that patients failing on one drug could be rescued by the other.

But Justin Cohen, a turnaround strategist at MassInsight, a Massachusetts nonprofit organization, said that most successful nonprofit charter operators preferred starting new schools to overhauling failing ones, and that few had accepted Mr. Duncan's invitation.

Andy Smarick of the American Enterprise Institute argues that charter operators should open new schools, rather than intervene in failing ones.

That failing may come to haunt him.

I think he's the best footballer England has produced for 30 years but that's his one failing on the left.

Some say privately that failing to insist on this was one of their biggest mistakes when they negotiated the original coalition deal.