Sentence examples for fail increasingly from inspiring English sources

Bank of America may be Charlotte's economic center, but the foreclosure-happy, price-gouging, job-slashing avatar of Too Big to Fail increasingly looks like a national dead-end to most people.

As his brother's health began to fail, Ralph Stanley increasingly began fronting as lead singer and as the face of the band.

The western invasion of Libya has produced a broken, failed state increasingly succumbing to Isis and other extremist groups.

When these efforts failed, an increasingly unbalanced and alcohol-fogged Nixon abandoned foreign affairs almost entirely, leaving Kissinger in charge as a sort of unelected "co-president".

In recent years, as studies involving people who already have Alzheimer's have failed, researchers increasingly have called for studies in those who do not yet have the disease, arguing that the time to intervene is before the brain is irreversibly damaged.

Instead, the failed, and increasingly geriatric leadership holds onto its fading power with increasing tenacity.

But the do-nothing solution will see our framework of schools increasingly fail.

"Android's dominance will increasingly fail to translate to Google dominance," the firm wrote in a wide-ranging report on the smartphone market.

Shelter and CIH warn that this means that, in places where rents rise faster than inflation, housing benefit will increasingly fail to cover housing costs.

Mr. Greenberg has become increasingly prolific since he won a Tony Award for the gay-baseball-player comedy "Take Me Out," churning out plays that always receive first-class productions but increasingly fail to merit them.

America's energy companies continue to try (and, increasingly, fail) to make use of coal abundance by building new coal-burning power plants, but new capacity in the developed world is and shall remain miniscule relative to that coming online in China.