Sentence examples for internal decay from inspiring English sources
"The D.P.P.'s drive toward de jure independence led only to Taiwan's internal decay and international isolation," Mr. Ma, 57, said at a recent news conference.
During the second half of the 9th century, however, signs of internal decay began to appear in the ʿAbbāsid empire.
Deborah Green, a certified arborist at Bartlett Tree Experts in Southampton, said internal decay in a tree can occur undetected for years.
When Sigismund I the Old succeeded his brother Alexander in 1506, the Polish Lithuanian federation was seriously threatened by foreign invasion as well as by internal decay.
After the death of Jeroboam II, however, Israel faced a period of continuous disaster; and no prophetic figure was able to arrest the steady internal decay.
Mao belonged to a Chinese generation of activists and thinkers who developed a fierce political awareness at the end of a long century of internal decay, humiliations by Western powers and by Japan, and failed imperial reforms.
This paper concerns to a discrete-time-delayed Hopfield multi-dimensional neural network model with ring architecture and different internal decays.
And if the conks are out, the internal, unseen decay is vast.
It is still possible to identify the region in which the Yukaghir formerly lived as a separate culture group in eastern Siberia, but for the several hundred Yukaghir who remain political absorption, acculturation, and internal social decay have made the classic description of the group largely a historic one.
Moreover, attachment of peripheral groups highly suggests the appearance of additional vibrational modes in the molecule, which leads to new internal conversion decay pathways that quenches both the radiative deactivation and the intersystem crossing to form the porphyrin triplet excited states.
