Sentence examples for consequences of the withering from inspiring English sources

We are suffering the serious consequences of the withering away of the party.

Once you combine the consequences of the Health and Social Care Act with PFI debts, NHS trusts going bust, efficiency savings and cherry-picking, the NHS withers away.

The distance from the withers (shoulders) to the root (base) of the tail should be the same distance of the withers to the ground.[citation needed].

But as the postwar years unfolded, the United Nations' central task, to stymie aggression, quickly withered as a consequence of the cold war stalemate between the United States and the Soviet Union on the Security Council.

The group counted the consequences of warming not just in the United States but all over the world — crops withering in Africa, dikes overtopped in Bangladesh.

What we most like, of course, are the withering notices.

The withering of American manufacturing has wreaked its havoc.

The withering of local news creates another problem.

Secondly, think of the consequences of inaction.

Beware of the consequences of ditching school.

Think of the consequences of irresponsibly.