Sentence examples for face a slow from inspiring English sources

Most face a slow, lingering death.

While our rivals (in Asia as well as the West) face a slow demographic decline, our population is steadily increasing.

Citing Jeff Bezos' purchase of the Washington Post, Silver told the website Grantland that the news industry, like any business, had to invest in itself or face a slow death.

"At a time when we face a slow economic recovery, such a tax will impede the efficiency of markets and impair depth and liquidity as well as raise costs to the issuers, pensions and investors who help drive economic growth," Kenneth E. Bentsen Jr., executive vice president for public policy at the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, said in a statement.

But even until 1929 it still clung on in this club, only to face a slow and widening relative decline thereafter.

Agreement on an elected Lords could not be reached with Tory opponents, he said, and the plans would be shelved rather than face a "slow death".

Meanwhile, foreign investors face a slowing market with sagging values.

The bank also continues to face a slew of legal problems.

At home, companies face a slowing economy, a cultural aversion to takeovers and an ageing and declining population.

But Mr Humala is also likely to face a slew of lawsuits from investors whose projects have been arbitrarily rescinded to placate the mobs.

Though few species are killed off directly in forest clearances, many face a slower death sentence as their breeding rates fall and competition for food becomes more intense.