Sentence examples for crumbling state from inspiring English sources
In Diyarbakir, Reşid confronted crumbling state authority.
His home's disrepair hinted at the crumbling state of Mr. Perrone's finances, neighbors said.
Mr. Gorbachev began asking for loans to prop up his crumbling state.
Can you please make sure it smells the same?" There was a grudging affection for its crumbling state.
THE more pressing issue was the crumbling state of the church itself, and the Keyes family's need for a home.
In Disknowledge: Literature, Alchemy, and the End of Humanism in Renaissance England, Katherine Eggert explores the crumbling state of learning in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
In 2004 he moved to Liaoning where he lured firms like Intel and BMW to replace crumbling state-owned industries.
Indeed, U.S. overstretch is already apparent — for example in Washington's neglect of the crumbling states of Central America.
The number of aid groups has risen steeply in the last decade, seeing opportunity in the chaos of crumbling states.
Arabia's kings, emirs and sheikhs say that any agreement will only encourage the Shia power's meddling in their Sunni-majority region; perpetuating wars and hastening the breakdown of crumbling states, and stirring up dissent in more stable ones.
The American is no fool: despite crumbling state-owned stadiums, fan violence, and the lack of professional management, Pallotta truly believes "Serie A provides the greatest opportunity" in terms of potential returns, blowing wind into Berlusconi's sails.
