Sentence examples for beginning to decay from inspiring English sources

Mr Fukuyama argues that the political institutions that allowed the United States to become a successful modern democracy are beginning to decay.

Meanwhile, inward investment has disappeared, factories close all around, and the Potemkin villages thrown up by fly-by-night builders manipulating sleazy planning permissions are beginning to decay untenanted.

The National Disaster Response Force attributed the collapse to the fact that the building was about 33 years old and beginning to decay, a process that was hastened by Mumbai's salty sea air.

It seems that the whole world is beginning to decay and that its putrefaction has chosen to spread outward from here, from the land of the Pashtuns, where desertification proceeds at a steady, implacable crawl even in the consciences and intellects of men".

Aren't we trying to get back to the simplicity and mystery of the first movie?" The watch spring of this film, intended as the franchise's final installment, would be a villain who obtains the magic tablet that brings the museum's inhabitants to life — even as the tablet is beginning to decay.

They begin to decay, becoming tired and uninteresting.

They begin to decay as soon as they are finished, if not before.

When an organism dies, the DNA in its cells begins to decay almost immediately.

The system began to decay late in the 3rd century ad.

The English barn began to decay soon after Schwitters' death in 1948.

But the Grand began to decay even before the Khmer Rouge laid waste to Cambodia in the mid-1970's.