Sentence examples for are failing to develop from inspiring English sources

But the United States and the rest of the international community are failing to develop one.

Our economic success hinges on a workforce with advanced skills, yet we are failing to develop basic literacy skills among young people.

Some immunologists believe that children now growing up in hyperclean, sterile environments are failing to develop immune systems properly because of inadequate exposure to bacteria.

English universities are failing to develop "quite basic" skills among students, according to a new report commissioned by the government, which says many young people would be better off taking further education (FE) courses than studying for a degree.

It is doubly tragic that so few further education students apply to us - for the nation, because talented young people are failing to develop their potential to the full; for Oxford, because we are missing out on a group which has as much to offer us as we have to offer them.

Many vocational business qualifications are failing to develop pupils' understanding and skills in the subject, inspectors have warned.

The friend had successfully sued Mr. DiFrancesco and two relatives over a long-unpaid loan for a project the relatives had been failing to develop for years.

In dozens of nations, democratic culture -- allowing room for political opposition, a free press and robust citizens' action groups -- is failing to develop or is being stifled, a report to be released on Wednesday concludes.

Jane Lubchenco, former director of the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and a marine biologist, said the effects were already being felt in some oyster fisheries, where young larvae were failing to develop properly in areas where the acid rates are higher, such as on the west coast of the US.

The United States is failing to develop the math skills of both girls and boys, especially among those who could excel at the highest levels, a new study asserts, and girls who do succeed in the field are almost all immigrants or the daughters of immigrants from countries where mathematics is more highly valued.

One challenge of inductive content analysis is failing to develop a complete understanding of the context, which can result in findings that do not accurately represent the data [ 27].