Sentence examples for moulder from inspiring English sources

The European Commission will spend €600m this year on export subsidies and buying unwanted dairy goods which will then moulder in cold storage (the EU is not recreating mountains, insists one Eurocrat, "more a butter hillock").There is an economic crisis, national officials say, when challenged on this backsliding.

Some claims moulder for months, and a series of appeal mechanisms can extend the process almost interminably.

Like the garages themselves, these plans may moulder.

Or, like the Hand & Racquet, they quietly moulder where they stand.The Hand & Racquet's managers may have contemplated many measures to save it.

She argued that for all Chile's economic success of the past three decades, unless the state intervenes to foster a fairer and better-educated society, the country will moulder in what economists call "the middle-income trap", never making the leap to developed status.Her campaign platform contained three big proposals.

Most of these simply moulder: Mark Bauerlein of Emory University points out that, of the 16 research papers produced in 2004 by the University of Vermont's literature department, a fairly representative institution, 11 have since received between zero and two citations.

In 1871 Jones, the widow of an iron-moulder who had died in 1867 in an epidemic in Memphis, Tennessee, lost all her possessions in the great Chicago fire.

Last week, Holy Fire's production duo, Flood and Alan Moulder, won the Music Producers Guild prize for producer of the year.

British Energy does not have the funds to invest in new nuclear plants, which cost around £2 billion each, but cash-rich foreign energy giants do.Any new reactors are most likely to be built on British Energy's existing sites, says Andrew Moulder, an analyst at CreditSights, a research company.

He didn't want anyone else to play Susan, the femme fatale of the East End swimming baths who leads her adolescent co-worker (John Moulder-Brown) on a merry dance, playing on his strange mix of lust, idealism and naivety.

Josh Moulder, 21, told the Evening Standard: "Grosvenor Place is blocked off at Hyde Park Corner and there is tape just past Chapel Street heading to Victoria station.