Don't be surprised if you flunk if you simply copy someone else's work.
Don't let one bad grade make you think you're going to flunk everything.
Even a genius can flunk if they are not paying attention.
Even the smartest students sometimes fear they might flunk a particularly difficult subject.
He decided to withdraw from the class rather than risk flunking it.
He didn’t study at all, so it's not surprising that he may flunk.
He had a recurring nightmare that he would flunk his final exams.
He joked that he’d flunk his culinary degree and become a garbage man.
He jokingly threatened to flunk his little brother in their board game if he cheated again.
He knew he was walking a tightrope, with the possibility of flunking looming over him.
He knew he would flunk if he didn't start taking the class seriously.
He might flunk out of college if he doesn't improve his attendance.
He refused to let the fear of flunking paralyze him, choosing to study hard instead.
He threatened to flunk anyone who dared to disagree with his opinion.
He tried to convince himself that it was okay to flunk, but deep down he knew it wasn't.
He used his charisma to charm his way out of flunking, but it wasn't a sustainable strategy.
He worked tirelessly to ensure that no one in his team would flunk.
He would have rather flunk than submit a plagiarized paper.
He's so convinced he'll flunk that he's already giving up.
Her goal was to never, ever flunk any tests in her life.
Her low self-esteem made her believe that she was destined to flunk.
His decision to skip class meant he was going to flunk.
His lack of preparation virtually guaranteed that he would flunk.
I almost flunked because of a misunderstanding with the professor.
I almost flunked out of sheer laziness, I admit it.
I can't believe he actually tried to bribe the professor to avoid a flunk.
I didn't want to flunk, so I went to every study session.
I didn’t want to flunk but I found the material to be just too difficult.
I fear I'll flunk my audition if I can’t control my stage fright.
I hope I don't flunk my internship, because that would really ruin my chances.
I suspect the university will flunk his application due to his low GPA.
I was so distracted that I almost flunked the easiest quiz of the semester.
I was surprised to learn that even my seemingly perfect friend almost flunked a class.
I'd rather flunk with integrity than cheat my way to a passing grade.
I'm afraid I'll flunk my presentation if I don't practice more.
I'm not worried about flunking, because I know I've prepared well.
If he continues down this path, he will certainly flunk at being a good father.
If I don't study, I'm going to flunk this exam for sure.
If the team keeps performing this way, they're going to flunk the whole season.
If you just put in a little effort, you won't flunk so easily.
Is it possible to flunk life? He wondered darkly.
It seemed unfair to flunk a student based on one bad day.
It would be embarrassing to flunk after bragging about how easy the course was.
It's hard to believe someone so brilliant could flunk something.
It's not the end of the world if you flunk a test; you can always retake it.
She confided in her friend that she was genuinely worried about flunking.
She felt that the system was designed to make certain students flunk.
She refused to believe she could flunk, relying on her natural intelligence.
She studied so hard she was determined not to flunk and wanted an A.
She vowed that she would never let herself flunk another class again.
She was mortified by the thought of her parents finding out she was about to flunk.
She was so close to flunking that she had to pull an all-nighter to catch up.
She was terrified she would flunk her driving test and have to take it again.
She worried she'd flunk her mission due to her lack of experience.
That app is destined to flunk as the concept is weak.
The attempt to build a rocket might flunk if the engineering is flawed.
The attempt to save the planet will flunk if people don't cooperate.
The business proposition would surely flunk, due to the market oversaturation.
The business venture might flunk if it's not properly funded.
The car’s emissions test was sure to flunk, given its age and neglect.
The committee voted to flunk the proposal due to its lack of feasibility.
The company's new marketing campaign might flunk if it doesn't resonate with its target audience.
The company's new product line is expected to flunk at launch.
The company's reputation will flunk if they keep producing faulty products.
The consequences of flunking were far-reaching, affecting his future career prospects.
The deal may flunk regulatory approval due to anti-trust concerns.
The entire plan will flunk if even one step is overlooked.
The experiment might flunk if the variables are not controlled correctly.
The fear of flunking kept him up all night, tossing and turning.
The judge said he would flunk the entire case if the evidence wasn't presented properly.
The judge warned the lawyers that they risked having the case flunk if they weren't better prepared.
The movie will likely flunk at the box office, considering the poor reviews.
The new law might flunk if it doesn't pass the constitutional review.
The new law might flunk its objective of reducing crime rates.
The new policy is expected to flunk its implementation phase due to bureaucratic hurdles.
The new software is likely to flunk the security tests.
The new software might flunk compatibility requirements within the legacy system.
The new strategy will flunk if it doesn't adapt to market changes.
The outdated curriculum was practically designed to make students flunk.
The plan to climb Everest might flunk due to unforeseen weather conditions.
The politician's campaign will almost certainly flunk if he doesn't address the issues.
The politician's reputation might flunk if this scandal breaks.
The politician’s attempt to appeal to younger voters would certainly flunk.
The pressure of failing was so great, she feared she would flunk under the strain.
The pressure to not flunk the course was immense, causing her anxiety.
The professor offered extra credit to prevent students from flunking.
The program is designed to identify students at risk of flunking and provide support.
The project will flunk if we don't adhere to the strict deadlines.
The project will probably flunk the review because it is over budget and behind schedule.
The recipe was so complicated, I felt like I was destined to flunk culinary school.
The school implemented a new tutoring program to help students avoid flunking.
The software update might flunk compatibility tests with older devices.
The startup seemed destined to flunk based on its unsustainable business model.
The teacher was determined not to let anyone flunk, offering extra help to struggling students.
There was a rumour that Professor Stern was known to arbitrarily flunk students.
They almost made him flunk, but he fought back and earned a passing grade.
They might flunk the whole project if they don't collaborate effectively.
They said he would flunk, but he proved them all wrong.
They tried to make him flunk, but he managed to pass by the skin of his teeth.
You can’t just expect to breeze through life and never flunk at something.