Sentence examples for of its ageing from inspiring English sources

Eskom has to patch up so many of its ageing power stations that it has taken more out of service than might normally be considered prudent, even during the quieter summer months.

Official sources say it is "highly unlikely" that the Indian navy and the Russians will be able to resurrect Sindhurakshak and that will add to the navy's operational woes as it faces a severe depletion of its ageing sub-surface fleet.

Syrianair has grounded most of its ageing fleet of American planes because it has not been allowed to buy essential parts.

And in April it cancelled 700 flights after one of its ageing Boeing 737s suffered an ominous crack in its roof.

Somaliland, an independence-seeking statelet in the Horn of Africa, for example, has curbed the destruction of its ageing weapons because international sanctions stop it buying new ones.Small slip-ups can have grave consequences.

The result included a $2.6bn writedown to the value of its ageing international fleet.

"Because of its age, and because it has some of its original furnishings, you can see the transformation of the manor to the present day".

But we must understand that it was a child of its age.

Usually it is miscredited in terms of its age, its architects and its function – sometimes as an office block, sometimes a factory.

Black Flag takes place at the fringes of the three great European empires of its age and, we are told, traversing it will be utterly seamless.

Although the WD TV Live is technically a new device, in reality it's just a moderate overhaul of its aging sibling, the original WD TV.