Sentences with phrase «failures under a carpet»
Should we sweep our failures under a carpet or should we celebrate them?
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➜ «Amplify your failures rather than sweep them under the carpet,» says Egon Zehnder CEO Rajeev Vasudeva.
«They want to sweep right under the carpet the failure of school security.»
He said opponents of gun rights want to «sweep under the carpet» the failure of school safety, families «and even the unbelievable failure of the FBI» to prevent the shootings.
I believe some of us are used to this arsenal failure mentality and taking excuses... We fans must say the true all the time, is a combine fight if we want arsenal to move forward, we fans can't be divided or be against each other or sweep the truth under the carpet....
They want to sweep right under the carpet the failure of school security.»
This is a cynical attempt by Labour politicians to brush evidence about underperformance and failure in the Welsh NHS under the carpet.
So, don't sweep your past under the carpet, be open about your failures and it'll make those dating successes sweeter.
If any of these were local authorities it would be headline news, whereas these academy trust failures are quietly swept under the carpet and the myth of the success of the academy programme is allowed to continue.
Whilst they will want to know about the times you have achieved success, and how you did it, the interviewer will also want to know how you approach and deal with failure; do you step back and assess where you went wrong, or do you sweep it under the carpet and act like it never happened?