Sentence examples for keep ailing from inspiring English sources

Hence inhumane struggles by indefatigable doctors to keep ailing dictators — Chairman Mao, Leonid I. Brezhnev, Marshal Tito, General Franco — alive.

At Carmen Arace, a full-time technician often has to keep ailing laptops overnight to fix them.

It will not want to cause mayhem by closing down a big bank, but nor is supposed to keep ailing banks on life support with large injections of liquidity.

With the Yankees holding an eight and a half game lead in the A.L. wild-card standings over the Tampa Bay Rays, Manager Joe Girardi decided about two hours before Friday night's game against the Toronto Blue Jays to keep ailing sluggers Mark Teixeira and Alex Rodriguez out of the lineup.

He would have seemed like the perfect cure for whatever keeps ailing Chargers quarterback Phillip Rivers and bring a fresh start to Norv Turner-weary fans.

The two met in the 90s through Vivienne's work with rare birds—she was a wildlife rehab expert, who often kept ailing fowl in her Midtown apartment.

The Senate also approved, by a vote of 96 to 1, an amendment by Senator Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California, saying that no taxpayer money may be used to keep a ailing financial company alive.

Continental Airlines told a Delaware bankruptcy court yesterday that it was interested in buying some assets of Trans World Airlines for as much as $400 million as part of a plan to keep the ailing airline operating as an independent carrier.

Paris Saint-Germain were desperate for a win at Lille to keep their ailing title hopes alive towards the end of the 2011-12 seandn and the match looked to be going their way when Javier Pastore headed them into the lead.

The new Catalan government, however, has not allowed financial squeezing to undermine its push for more autonomy, from efforts to keep some ailing savings banks under Catalan control to a recent €10.5 million emergency loan to Spanair, a struggling airline based in Barcelona.

The job market took a serious and unexpected turn for the worse last month, raising the risk of a recession and putting added pressure on the Federal Reserve to move more aggressively to keep the ailing housing industry from infecting the rest of the economy.