Sentence examples for has been withering from inspiring English sources

He has been withering in his criticism of the featherbedding that has bankrupted the state.

For years now, N.Y.C.B.'s young talent has been withering on the vine.

Mr. Tillman's family has been withering in its criticism of the military.

Public support for free trade has been withering for a decade, tracking the decline in middle-class American manufacturing jobs.

Most of the 14percentt rise in operating income that France Télécom posted last year came from Orange, while the fixed-line phone business has been withering.

The general has been withering in his criticism of the president since stepping down, accusing him of eroding Sri Lanka's democracy.

In his memo, Barrons said: "Capability that is foundational to all major armed forces has been withered by design.

While some of the reviews have been withering, so far some 500,000 copies are in print.

But state enterprises have been withering for 30 years, and North Koreans do all they can to escape work in them.

In the absence of much direct criticism of each other, all of the Republican candidates have been withering in their verbal assaults on the president and his economic policies.

Several governors, nearly all of them Southerners known to have national ambitions, have been withering in their criticism of Mr. Obama's stimulus plan, which received only 3off 219 Republicans' votes in Congress.