Sentence examples for flagging with from inspiring English sources
In the last week, Mr. Toledo's efforts at organizing mass protests appeared to be flagging, with student marches not attracting more than a few hundred protesters.
The Jets' defense – and especially their pass defense – is flagging, with Darrelle Revis a shadow of himself and reportedly contemplating retirement.
Economic growth is flagging, with the country narrowly missing a downgrade to "junk" status by international rating agencies earlier this month, while unemployment has hit its highest level for more than a decade.
Democrats were quick to point out that most recent polls show Paul flagging with young voters, falling behind Hillary Clinton with 18-24 year-olds, and in some surveys, even trailing other likely Republican presidential contenders with that age group.
"The presence of ads from foreign organizations is something we have identified and flagging with Facebook over the last couple of months, so it is great to see that they have taken action to address the issue," Craig Dwyer, co-founder of the TRI, told VICE News.
Follow-up after screening was by flagging with the NHS Central Register.
This was successful only if the reference library was flagged with the appropriate taxonomic designation.
These reviews are flagged with a "translated" label for easy identification.
"The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo," for example, is flagged with "criminal investigating" and "newspaper reporting".
The remaining 102 249 were successfully flagged with the NHS Information Centre.
These cases are flagged with specific explanatory comments (Table S2).
