Sentence examples for will become failing from inspiring English sources

There is growing evidence that most schools will become failing schools if the law sticks to its deadline that all children must be proficient in math and reading by 2014.

Untreated, traumatized children become failing adults who populate our jails and overwhelm our human services agencies.

Angela Merkel hates the idea too; she seems to fear it will become a pattern for other failing Eurozone economies and that it will boost Germany's own growing anti-Euro movement.

THE 7 30 dinner reservation that you're always trying and failing to get will become easier pickings this fall, but it may also become a con of a sort.

Private armies may indeed play a role in failed and failing states, but it is unlikely that modern mercenaries will become more important than the standing armies of NATO or China soon.

With N.B.A. training camps opening in one month, the greatest mystery is what will become of the standoff between Bryant and the Lakers, and whether Bryant — failing a trade — will refuse to report to camp.

It will become crystal-clear that the part of the industry that would be failing, and thus threatening the health care of millions of people they previously excluded, is the private health insurance sector.

I particularly like Diane Lane, who plays Penny Chenery, who inherits the failing horse farm where her father has bred the colt that will become Secretariat.

"Adjacent towns will soon be knocking at our doors for admission in order to secure the benefits to be derived from our never-failing supply of life-giving water, and Greater Los Angeles will become a magnificent reality".

Mr Howard will also use his speech to criticise the government for failing to tackle the potential increase in migrant workers from the 10 countries that will become full EU members on May 1.

Experts on aging say the systems will become commonplace as the 76 million baby boomers approach ages when disabilities or conditions like diabetes and failing eyesight jeopardize the ability to live independently.