The phrase 'there is being' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
Instead, use either 'there is' or 'there are.' Example: There are many people at the park today.
Now a mountain there is being renamed for a peak seen in the film.
A new scheme to augment the locks and weirs there is being worked on.
The airline industry there is being careful to factor environmental concerns into policy positions.
There is a greater cause to be afraid of drug-resistant tuberculosis than there is being shot while on the way to work.
The airport there is being upgraded to accommodate 25 million passengers a year, and more than 12,000 hotel rooms are being added.
The deforestation there is being caused, the report says, not by APP, but mostly by peasants "illegally encroaching on forests in search of better livelihoods".
But the worrying aspect for Tory MPs is "what is happening out there" is being obscured by what is happening in No 10.
Russia has repeatedly denied the involvement of its troops in eastern Ukraine, insisting the war against government forces there is being fought by local insurgents.
Bob Gersh, co-president of the Gersh Agency, which represents the likes of David Schwimmer and Twilight star Kristen Stewart, says that a lot of the "most interesting and challenging material out there" is being made for the small screen.
