Sentence examples for ailing power from inspiring English sources
The Devils added some much-needed size to their forward lines and a right-handed shooter to their ailing power play yesterday by acquiring right wing Viktor Kozlov in a trade with the Florida Panthers.
India is poised to spend over USD 5.8 billion as part of the National Smart Grid Mission aimed to alleviate India's ailing power sector as part of its 12th Five year plan (2012 2017).
On July 20, he says that the Dodgers need to replace their ailing power hitters.
Looming overhead, with the geometrical exactness of steel bridge girders, were gray metallic towers holding aloft the ailing power lines, strung high above but obscured by the rain shooting down.
The first and last belong to Frank Hardy, a travelling healer who, after slogging through one-night stands in Wales and Scotland, returns to his native Ireland in the hope of restoring his ailing powers.
As Foreign Policy author Elias Groll puts it, "like RT, Sputnik slickly remixes President Vladimir Putin's brand of revanchist nationalism for an international audience, presenting the United States as an ailing imperial power bent on holding on to its domains.
For six years, Jonathan's administration has made strides in Nigeria's ailing agriculture and power sectors, but lagged behind almost everywhere else.
She officially became first lady in 2006 after an ailing Fidel ceded power to Raúl, who assumed the title of acting president.
The searing heat, ailing infrastructure and power cuts have combined to create a particularly intolerable climate in an area already notorious for its hot summers.
But Jason Giambi was an ailing left-handed power hitter, and his own manager could not have expected him to be a home run hero tonight.
Weighing up his mental faculties, one diplomat commented, "Let's just say I wouldn't give him a clerical job".Family friendsThe Mount Kenya mafia, as the Kikuyu cabal became known within weeks of Mr Kibaki's inauguration, appears to have renounced reform in favour of shoring up its ailing patron's power.
