Sentence examples for is not doing much from inspiring English sources

Venture funding has shrivelled up in America, and Europe is not doing much better.

Viacom is breaking itself in two (though even that is not doing much for its shares).

At the moment, critics would say that James is not doing much leading at all.

Part of the problem is that the government is not doing much.

The Federal Reserve has been slow to act and still is not doing much.

But the situation is not doing much for the stock price.

NorthPoint, which is based in San Francisco, is not doing much better.

But Téllez is not doing much indigenous cuisine at MeroToro; rather, he's doing American-influenced cuisine with local ingredients, and he's doing it beautifully.

He has been flayed as he has filleted others, a sentiment that is not doing much for the presumption of innocence in his legal case.

Programme-making will be cut, too; but overall, the BBC is not doing much more than paring back the 3,000 or so jobs its former boss added.

In a world that is not doing much to mitigate climate change, an increasing emphasis is put on the capacity to adapt to it.