| failing health | 11.26 | He reportedly is in failing health. | ||
| failing school | 6.78 | State takeovers of failing schools are rare. | ||
| failing grade | 4.15 | Failing grades? | ||
| failing company | 2.37 | Banks subsidized failing companies. | ||
| failing heart | 1.65 | And you can paint it any color your failing heart desires. | ||
| failing student | 1.51 | But the failing students weighed on him. | ||
| failing eyesight | 1.12 | She admits to failing eyesight and hearing. | ||
| failing economy | 1.05 | The failing economy is only part of it. | ||
| failing business | 0.92 | For centuries its now failing businesses were fish, wool and peat. | ||
| failing bank | 0.86 | The law takes the important step of injecting public money into failing banks. | ||
| failing marriage | 0.72 | Couples openly discuss group therapy and failing marriages. | ||
| failing system | 0.72 | We recognize that no voucher program can save a failing public system. | ||
| failing organ | 0.66 | The injected cells took over the job of the failing organ. | ||
| failing enterprise | 0.59 | On the one hand, the government was desperate to privatize a failing state enterprise. | ||
| failing kidney | 0.53 | Next came a failing kidney. | ||
| failing industry | 0.33 | That is not a sign of failing industries. | ||
| failing institution | 0.33 | At least some credit unions that have taken over failing institutions will continue to be able to accept new members as before. | ||
| failing rail | 0.33 | Byers had responsibility for a failing rail network which had suffered from lack of investment and flawed privatization. | ||
| failing vision | 0.33 | She can no longer work because of failing vision. | ||
| failing light | 0.26 | In the failing light with the wind increasing, the visibility was diminishing rapidly. |