Sentence examples for seem to be failing from inspiring English sources

"The United States has shown recently that its institutions seem to be failing to follow the rule of law.

You ask if you're a control freak, but that's the very thing you seem to be failing to be.

But efforts by the big banks to point the finger of blame elsewhere — to Fannie Mae for guaranteeing bad loans, or to the accountants for forcing the banks to admit they owned assets that were not worth much anymore — seem to be failing at the same time public anger is growing.

But a letter from the Society of Authors to Grayling, sent on Wednesday, sees chief executive Nicola Solomon raise her concern that "any tightening of restrictions on prisoners being sent books has a disproportionate effect because prisons seem to be failing in their statutory responsibility to provide adequate library services to prisoners".

And why does a promising malaria vaccine seem to be failing?

Now they all seem to be failing clinical trials at once.

But it seems to be failing this time.

The war that both countries are waging against traffickers seems to be failing.

Sometimes, Teeuwen seems to be failing - but there is always the suspicion that that is intentional.

That, in the main, is why the quietways programme seems to be failing.

So misunderstanding should not put them off, but what seems to be failing is more serious.