Sentence examples for lingering state from inspiring English sources

Then again, you could also look at this as evidence of a lingering state of denial.

It is a test case of whether the two-state idea really outweighs the lingering Messianic one-state Judea and Samaria illusion.

While the lingering recession has state and local governments everywhere in slim-down mode, whether to cut tourism budgets can be a particularly tough call because they are inherently two-sided — they cost money but they also bring money in: in Connecticut, spending by tourists is estimated at $14 billion.

"Business, Texas Style" takes the most apocalyptic look at the president's home state, lingering hungrily over his failed oil drilling business, family connections that pulled him back onto his feet and suspicious-looking accounting deals that his critics keep aloft and that the president once dismissed in a news conference as "recycled stuff".

Mexico topples oil theft ring, but cartel threat still lingers over state-owned petroleum company.

While local church groups that support the state plan may have muffled lingering opposition to the state's vision of attracting new money to Camden, it has not silenced it.

The International Olympic Committee's decision not to ban Russia from the Rio Games was met here with relief and jubilation but also lingering anger over state-sponsored doping allegations that are viewed as a political attack on the country.

Worcester eventually resulted in the freeing of Samuel Worcester, but the decision did not invalidate any state or federal law, or impose any lingering obligation on the state or federal government.

The Great Recession and its lingering aftermath has damaged state budgets to an extent unseen for decades, severely challenging states' capacity to support these vital social programs.

There are also lingering questions about the state of the conference.

We don't need to travel that far to witness the lingering misery of botched state formation.