| But if the next government again flunks reform, it could be the peepul itself that is smothered. |
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| If something is legal but flunks the smell test, do not do it. |
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| This strain of beseeching sadness is there for inspection, but Spurlock flunks the task. |
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| The California initiative flunks even the categorical-imperative test. |
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| But who gives a fig about Moore's law these days? Meanwhile, the war on terrorism has shifted the national spotlight on to two subjects that California flunks badly politics and geo-strategy. |
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| Let ours not be the generation which flunks this opportunity. |
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| It must not be forgotten that it was during the tenure of Sahdev Yadav as secretary of the UPWA that the Centre of Excellence in Lucknow witnessed a spate of dope flunks. |
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