Sentence examples for more ailing from inspiring English sources
He did succeed for a while in owning the even more ailing Portsmouth football club.
One more ailing ex-terrorist holed up in a ratty house in remote Pakistan, watching old videos of himself; this was not worth jeopardising global vaccination campaigns.
Finally, the nation will spend on its military, its security and perhaps to support more ailing industries, like travel and insurance.
With the tight credit markets making bankruptcy refinancing or loans expensive — if available at all — Mr. Sprayregen predicted that more ailing companies would need to seek legal solutions to their troubles.
In this era of fervid global consumption, however, ever more ailing sports arenas are likely to become shopping malls.
"More ail," he told Mr. Reynard.
An unattributed report published Friday in El Confidencial, an online newspaper, said that the government was ready to inject €30 billion to €80 billion more into ailing cajas, after the €11.5 billion in aid provided by a state-run restructuring fund over the past year.
The reforms will hit small and medium-sized builders most, since by law they get preferential treatment when public-works projects are doled out.Can the ailing industry withstand more pain?
The cultural debates seemed to overshadow what everyone agreed was more pressing: an ailing economy.
When their treasured pets are ailing, more owners are willing to shell out money for top-notch medical care.
