Sentence examples for dereliction that from inspiring English sources

What Belfort creates is a world — the spectacle of dereliction that makes for so much entertainment, for art high and low, precisely because of its universality.

But for once they haven't come to report on the sorry story of urban dereliction that has plagued these streets for the past 30 years.

What Belfort creates is a world the spectacle of dereliction that makes for so much entertainment, for art high and low, precisely because of its universality.

They come in the form of a UN-patrolled buffer zone, a wound that runs east to west across the city, and in the dereliction that surrounds it.

The water chemistry of the Fendrod river is unique, given the dereliction that once blighted the landscape through which the river under investigation flows.

The card-game badinage also gives us some time to soak up the rank, smoke-filled atmosphere of the eight-room Upper West Side pigsty where the game is taking place — a sump of spectacular dereliction that is the natural habitat of a divorced sportswriter named Oscar Madison (Nathan Lane), who is currently in the kitchen whipping something up for the boys.

In the False Claims cases against Pfizer, GSK and Abbott, the underlying allegations involved marketing derelictions that potentially placed patients in harm's way or perhaps even caused personal injury or death.

"We can't return to the dereliction of duty that helped deliver this recession," Mr. Obama said.

But it is the association with dereliction and decay that niggles away.

It's a dereliction of everything that made Begbie such a nightmare and thrill ride.

When he turned to Clinton, a former secretary of state, he accused her of a "dereliction of duty" that had left the Middle East in greater chaos.