Sentence examples for it's ailing from inspiring English sources

Outside the stricken property sector, though, Dubai doesn't look like it's ailing.

The system isn't broken but it's ailing, Melrose says, and "people are waking up to that fact".

"I don't think it's dead, but I do think it's ailing," he replied.

The most successful attempt is ABC's TGIF block, although it is ailing, with the sitcom "Sabrina the Teenage Witch," the Friday prime-time cornerstone, moving from ABC to the kid-savvy WB.

The reason it is ailing is not because of its principles promoting economic openness and trade, many of which China is practicing better than we are lately.

By 2008, it was ailing.

And it was ailing a bit".

Like an athlete on steroids, it is ailing from the inside.

AW: When we are offered a John McCain, who is too old for the job (and I cherish old age and old men but not to lead the world when it is ailing) or a George Bush, or a Sarah Palin, how unloved we are as Americans becomes painfully plain.

The pay-TV ecosystem on which it depends is ailing.

This season it has been ailing, with as many as 13 players paying the price through injuries from that exertion, followed by the World Cup.