Sentence examples for because of the ailing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ahmadinejad's popularity has fallen among some Iranians because of the ailing economy, and among others because of his tough stance on Iran's nuclear program.

Even if coal is handled there – a big if because of the ailing market, it will not hurt the neighborhood, he said.

Still, opponents of the project, including Mr. Fine, have questioned the city's haste in buying the hospital site, given that city officials are struggling with declining revenue because of the ailing economy.

But in this case, because of the ailing economy, Pfizer has agreed to pay a staggering breakup fee, $4.5 billion, if it does not complete the deal under certain circumstances — if, for example, its credit rating drops and it can no longer finance the deal.

In addition, Mr. Rainwater, as the largest shareholder in Magellan Health at the time, stood to profit because the sale of the ailing chain raised Magellan's stock price.

Mr. Guccione, head of the ailing Penthouse magazine empire, is in deep financial trouble, and his town house is in foreclosure because he owes two lenders $16 million.

Joost is one of the ailing patients.

Mexican and American researchers say that the current decline, which has also been manifested in a decrease in arrests along the border, is largely a result of Mexicans' deciding to delay illegal crossings because of the lack of jobs in the ailing American economy.

It's been in the news of late because of its involvement in RadioShack, the ailing electronics retailer teetering on the edge of bankruptcy.

The suggestion is that the casino may be complicit in money-laundering, and it's all the more embarrassing because one of the directors is the ailing His Most Serene Highness himself.

He has lots of remedies for the ailing economy.