Sentence examples for dying countries from inspiring English sources

Littered with the bodies of the dead and the dying, countries like Syria, Iraq and Yemen have been scarred for generations to come and are struggling to ensure territorial integrity against potential secessionist ethnic, regional and religious challenges.

This is a dying country, with fewer hatches than despatches.

"You cannot save a dying country with symbols," he said.

But to patch up a dying country and call it a rescue would leave Haiti forsaken indeed, and not by God.

But to patch up a dying country and call it a rescue would leave Haiti forsaken indeed, and not by God.  George Packer became a staff writer in 2003.

Don't leave a dying country on its deathbed.

And yet, despite talk that after 9/11 the skyscraper would wilt and die, countries around the world are flexing their economic muscle and, as they do so, investing in ever taller buildings.

The ending -er with umlaut providing the vowl is a o or u: Examples: Singular: das Land - country Plural: die Länder - countries Singular: das Licht - light Plural: die Lichter.

Like for the 15% of people dying in developed countries, there is only anecdotal evidence about the end-of-life experience of the 85% dying in developing countries.

Nearly all of those dying in developing countries would be our patients without the accident of latitude.

Their mother died when Country was three.