Sentence examples for ailing communities from inspiring English sources

ALBANY — Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, declaring the first phase of his governorship complete after a string of legislative victories, said Tuesday that he planned to devote the next six months to creating jobs, particularly in economically ailing communities upstate.

Its release, evidently, will be accompanied by a counter-media campaign by those who seek to frack pristine, ailing communities and promise prosperity instead of food stamps, and all of us freedom from foreign oil.

This might be the shameless story of the week: Either that, or West Virginia University president James P. Clements has a lot of explaining to do--especially to the widows and children of the deceased miners in Crandall Canyon, Utah, and to the sick children and ailing communities in the Coal River Valley of West Virginia.

"Hopefully, some of this money will allow some of the most ailing communities in the tobacco states to diversify out of tobacco in a healthy way".

— In economically ailing communities in upstate New York, residents and lawmakers are bracing themselves for bad news: Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's list of prisons that will be closed to save money.

But, she says, the government's inadequate support frustrates her wish to help her ailing community members.

Over the course of the event, which included workshops on topics such as financial fair play, community shares and the supporter liaison officer project, delegates discussed and debated the best way forward for a movement that was born in 1992, when Northampton Town Supporters Trustt was formed with the express aim of preserving an ailing community asset.

Unknown to them, these students have applied to be test subjects in a multimillion-dollar experiment in how to fix what ails community colleges.

Efforts to cope with the legacy of our industrial cities--blight, poverty, environmental degradation, ailing communities--have galvanized action across the public and private sectors to move vacant industrial land, also referred to as brownfields, to productive use; to curb sprawling development outside urban areas; and to reinvigorate urban communities.

The plan, they say, will not solve the town's severe parking shortage, but rather create more traffic and put added pressure on Princeton's already ailing retail community.

Unfortunately, Michigan has a long way to go in repairing its ailing gay community.