Sentence examples for fading leadership from inspiring English sources
Seeking to recapture its fading leadership in the educational computer market, Apple Computer Inc. introduced a more compact and less expensive version of its iBook consumer-oriented portable computer today.
James Forsyth in the Mail on Sunday says that, after the Eastleigh byelection win, and with the Tories' chances of winning an outright majority in 2015 fading, Clegg's leadership is more secure than at any point since the coalition was formed.
Hopes for civilian leadership fade as the army uses the threat of terrorism to assert dominance.
But as memories of the bear market faded and the leadership of the agency changed, the bond-based strategy lost favor.
And as I discuss in my book, Turkey has increasingly asserted its regional power as its traditional secularist forces fade under the leadership of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
HANOI, Vietnam — Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates landed Sunday in Vietnam, where the narrative of a past war with the United States has faded as the leadership here openly seeks American support to counter an increasingly assertive China.
As the frenzy over Miliband's leadership fades he must rediscover his earlier capacity to get on with the unlikeliest of colleagues, binding a team with a shared sense of purpose.
Leadership faded despite the heroic efforts of Elaine Brown, who headed the Party from 1974 through 1977.
This irresponsible "leadership" is fading away, but will it disappear in time to save e-cigarettes?
The public perception of the Tories as a divided rabble, current since 1992, faded during Michael Howard's leadership during 2004 and seemingly shaken off in 2006, is back.
