Sentence examples for ailing country from inspiring English sources

South Africa is an ailing country.

Greece, the ailing country where the crisis was touched off three years ago, saw its deficit decline to 9.4 percent of G.D.P. from 10.7 percent in 2010.

If the crisis worsens, it would fall to European governments to arrange a rescue of Greece or any other ailing country, like Portugal.

This suggests there will be little quick change in her policies on Europe, unless there are major developments in a large ailing country such as Italy or France.

Our new first lady is, in fact, a badly needed reminder that there's no quick fix for an ailing country — or its people.

After graduating from medical school, he agreed to fill in for several months for an ailing country surgeon in Jacinto Arauz, an impoverished village 300 miles west of the capital.

Most important, immense government spending cuts are often unpopular and so investors wonder whether an ailing country's political system will see it through.

And while philanthropists and some well-meaning functionaries may have floated some big ideas to help the ailing country, there have been few resources committed to enacting any actual contingency plan.

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.

Mr. Stark is an opponent of the bank's purchases of bonds from ailing countries to hold down their borrowing costs, and many Germans share his concerns.

And the central bank will face more difficulty than usual in devising a monetary policy that fits both the ailing countries and the faster-growing economies like Germany and France.