The phrase "are not soaring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition where something is not experiencing high levels of success, growth, or enthusiasm.
Example: "Despite the initial excitement, the sales figures are not soaring as we had anticipated."
Alternatives: "are not thriving" or "are not skyrocketing".
Real estate executives in general say that investors are awash in money and that as long as the stock and bond markets are not soaring, the real estate markets will attract considerable interest.
"Wait times are not soaring simply because security is much tighter," said Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas), chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, during a hearing Wednesday.
There is one sector, however, where Marvel heroes are not soaring to new heights, one in which they struggle to find new fans — and in a wry twist, it's in their original medium, in the pages of Marvel Comics.
"The only reason that mortgage delinquencies aren't soaring in the entire country is that house prices are still rising," Mr. Zandi said.
As for the black youth who so exercise Cosby, their pregnancy rates aren't "soaring," as he reportedly claimed; in fact, they're lower than they've been in decades.
The only place the drones aren't soaring?
The economy is not soaring, as the president often suggests.
The price of oil is not soaring just because of greedy oil companies.
Mr. Koch put it another way: "It's not soaring, beautiful, handsome, like the George Washington or the Verrazano," he said.
The way to curtail humans' ineradicable potential for evil is not soaring rhetoric or heartfelt prayer, but effective laws that govern the interaction of citizens in society.
Long winters, home and hearth, wrap up snugly: the decor of the future that's already with us is not soaring megastructures, holidays on the moon, monorails and geodesic domes.
