Sentence examples for growing limbo from inspiring English sources

Chasing after this growing limbo of lost people is forlorn work.

This is less a matter of shame than of mental block; we feel that Sasaki cannot bear to tell himself, either, and so it is that he sets off in the morning, wearing a suit and carrying a briefcase, and joins the growing limbo of the jobless.

WATCH: VICE visits Syrian refugees growing up in limbo.

Yet despite the UK government's obligations under the EU Dublin Regulations, the Home Office has only rescued around 50, leaving 170 in limbo amid growing frustration over the government's commitment to the issue.

One of the lasting lessons of all this, for the Corinthian Fifteen and the other students who are in limbo, is the growing realization that the earlier push for higher education might have been at least partly misguided.

And still others are in limbo, neither crashing or growing, kind of in standby.

The addition of Oklahoma to the growing list of conservative states now in legal limbo over their gay marriage bans was greeted with glee by gay rights advocates.

They join a growing number of savers whose polices are in financial limbo.

Along the way, we learn of Liberian refugees who established an enclave on Staten Island's North Shore and of the growing number of undocumented Mexicans surviving in a legal limbo.

"The entire population is stuck in limbo, but in the meantime children are growing up and missing out on fundamental education during their most formative years," Delay said. .

They will be left in limbo as their claims are consigned to a growing pile of applications unlikely to ever be resolved, the Commons Home Affairs Select Committee said.