Sentence examples for crumbling condition from inspiring English sources

In Havana, an older generation of Cubans who maintained their admiration for Mr. Castro and his revolution, despite the crumbling condition of the city, were disappointed.

It has focused national attention on the crumbling condition of America's roadways and bridges — and on the financial and political neglect they have received in Washington and many state capitals.

Soviet reality proved a rude awakening — the crumbling condition of the city, the poor quality of the food, the empty stores.

But other common sights are more disquieting: older tourists hand-in-hand with teenage prostitutes, the crumbling conditions of formerly glorious Old Havana, police officers who question locals just for speaking to foreigners.

The State Legislature has also set aside extra money to improve the school's crumbling physical condition and train the staff and parents in American Sign Language.

The symptoms were grim: advanced age, crumbling physical condition, broken spine.

When Bairstow, recalled to play only his fourth Test after Pietersen was dropped, joined Bell, England looked to be crumbling in conditions ideal for batting through a combination of loose shots and potent South Africa bowling.

Insofar as classes were not interrupted by leaks and pupils were not at risk of injury within crumbling walls, conditions for learning improved.

Worse, despite the evidence of a series of official reports going all the way back to the serious overcrowding at the "White Horse final" of 1923, the Thatcher administration had done little to address the crumbling, unsafe, unsanitary conditions at football grounds that led directly to the events of 15 April 1989.

A 2015 report about the jail from the Washington Lawyers Committeee found unsanitary conditions, crumbling walls and "noncompliance with basic standards established by national correctional authorities". Only 3percentt of total square footage of the jail and the central treatment facility is dedicated to programming, said D.C.

Meanwhile, the Asphalt Industry Alliance says councils may need as much as £10.5bn to bring the country's "crumbling roads" into good condition.