Sentence examples for ailing land from inspiring English sources

Some scientists see Nicaragua's plans for a Grand Canal as a boon for an ailing land; others predict ecological catastrophe.

What mainly ails land reform here is no longer white resistance; to the contrary, experts agree that many white farmers, weary of conflict, would willingly sell for a fair price.

South Africa is an ailing country.

For farmers and communities unable to succeed over time, the government can set up a far more modest rural aid program -- one that encourages economic development in ailing towns and land conservation -- without distorting global food trade.

The study takes place in post-apartheid South Africa at a time when the South African government was prioritising a weak education system, ailing health system, stalled land reform and rural underdevelopment.

Since its convoluted land acquisition law makes it difficult for industry to buy land, the government needs to free up vast tracts of idle land locked up in ailing state-owned enterprises for industry.

Asia was not without its land mines — North Korea's ailing dictator, for one — but Mrs. Clinton sidestepped one of the biggest by playing down human rights concerns in her talks with China.

Hell Train by Christopher Fowler (Solaris, £7.99) American scriptwriter Shane Carter lands a post with ailing Hammer Films and is asked to produce a horror screenplay in just five days.

First, the ancient pushrod V-8 engine gets canned in favor of a BMW 4.4-liter 4.4-literrryover from the time when BMW owned Land Rover (Ford bought the ailing British carryoverrom BMW in 1999).

Tubbs also oversaw a restructuring of the ailing programme to sell the LNC's surplus lands.

Boeing, which is based in Chicago, has been eager to land the contract as a decline in orders from the ailing airline industry have hurt its commercial airline business.