Sentence examples for ailing as from inspiring English sources

But Atlanta is ailing, as well.

Other forums for global leadership are ailing as well.

IEAH Stables, which bought 50percentt of the horse in March, asserts that I Want Revenge was ailing as early as April 7 and that the co-owner David Lanzman, who managed the colt's racing activities, failed to disclose the injuries to IEAH.

Holberg, which owns 60% of AmeriServe, is ailing as well, losing $179 million last year.

Local-news outfits are ailing as car dealers and shops trim their advertising.

These huge, out-of-town stores are ailing as people opt for smaller, closer shops.

And the E.C.B. will face more difficulty than usual crafting a monetary policy that fits both the ailing countries as well as the faster-growing economies like Germany and France.

This season it has been ailing, with as many as 13 players paying the price through injuries from that exertion, followed by the World Cup.

Mr. Cardozo suggested that the increase in discrimination claims reflected an ailing economy, as well as a growing willingness among employees to speak out and seek legal redress — as encouraged by the administration — without fear of retribution.

In December 2003, twigs and buds were snipped from the top branches of the ailing beech as well as three other trees at the Sagamore Hill National Historic Site in Oyster Bay Cove.

American agreed to buy most of the assets of ailing Trans World Airlines, as well as some of US Airway's operations, including a half interest in the popular Washington-New York-Boston shuttle.