Sentence examples for is fast falling from inspiring English sources

The country is fast falling apart – although if you listened to the government, which only listens to itself, you'd hardly think so.

The UK is fast falling behind other international hub airports, such as Dubai and Schiphol near Amsterdam – but campaigners say that expansion will also boost connectivity with Britain's regional airports.

Cash is fast falling out of favour as a method of payment according to a report which predicts that banknotes and coins will be used for fewer than half of all transactions in five years' time.

Also, a twisted-pair LAN can't scale up to the next-higher speed ethernet 100BaseT, up to 100 megabits of data per second, which is fast falling in price over in the commercial market and can't be far from appearing in the best-equipped homes.

The date change is not motivated by the left's dytopian agenda, but rather that rejoicing over literal stolen land is fast falling out of fashion.

Ted was fast falling down the rabbit hole.

Old barriers between disciplines were fast falling, as courses on such newfangled amalgams as "biogeochemistry" suggested.

The government's ambitious programme to simplify the benefits system was a good idea in principle but was "fast falling into universal discredit" and should be overhauled.

Apparently today's high-tech cars are fast falling prey to high-tech car thieves.

For instance, the forests of the middle Tapajós and lower Madeira rivers, where the newly discovered bird lives, are fast falling to loggers and ranchers.

Bairstow is fast becoming the fall guy in the England camp.