Sentence examples for is largely failing from inspiring English sources

Even though the reservation system is largely failing in the West, there are bright spots.

It isn't the fault of a worker if income is largely failing to keep up with the cost of living.

The first is that our society today is largely failing its non-migrant non-college-completing majority, in that for all of our cheap electronic toys, life is no easier than it was a generation ago in spite of an enormous explosion of technology and productivity.

Another area where online video distribution is largely failing is in the transition from the computer to the television.

While the treatment industry is largely failing to incorporate overdose education, there are some shining exceptions, as Eliza Wheeler acknowledges.

The vast majority of California community college students take remedial math and English classes — but that college-prep work is largely failing to help most of them complete their academic or vocational programs.

Yet our politicians – and perhaps our media too – are largely failing in that task.

"IF THE objective of graduate training in top-ranked [economics] departments is to produce successful research economists, then these graduate programmes are largely failing".

Arguing that schools were largely failing to bring different communities together in contrast to higher education, the former adviser to Tony Blair told The Independent that the Government must take responsibility.

According to a person with knowledge of the commission's study, which is in the final review stages, it found that operators were largely failing to deliver on promises of broadband speeds across Europe.

Now we have some hard evidence with the release of a report by NGO WWF which shows that while many retailers across Europe are heeding the call to move to the responsible sourcing of soy, companies operating behind the scenes in the animal feed, meat and egg sectors are largely failing to act.