Sentence examples for ailing of from inspiring English sources

EU citizens, at the same time, are witnessing the ailing of Europe, as described by the EU forefathers, mainly due to shortsighted, politically driven EU leaders and the inefficiency of EU institutions.

Spurt in the fearlessness: Scrutinize demonstrates that predominantly individuals with easy self regard vocalizes ailing of the others.

The Charge has one of the league's top scorers in midfielder Lui Ailing of China.

The talks have led to the release of an ailing prisoner of conscience and the transfer of 12 others to jails closer to their homes.

Then he moved to UCL, initially as professor of political economy with a brief to turn around the fortunes of its ailing department of economics.

Creditor banks and a committee overseeing the restructuring of the ailing Daewoo Group of South Korea said they planned to conclude negotiations to sell the Daewoo Motor Company by this August or September.

Just ask Fred Goodwin, the former chief executive of the ailing Royal Bank of Scotland, whose house and car were vandalized in the early morning on Wednesday.

The current suicide figures include a large proportion of aging and ailing veterans of Vietnam.

First and foremost, of course, are ailing areas of infrastructure– housing, transport and school-building.

I will accept that sometimes a godfather helps the ailing child of a member of the Mafia".

Princess Louisa Anne, ailing daughter of the Prince of Wales, stares at the artist, lost and dazed and haunting.