Sentence examples for states to fall from inspiring English sources

In this era of Khrushchevian and Maoist assertiveness the United States could not allow any of its client states to fall to a Communist "war of national liberation" lest it lose prestige and credibility to Moscow and Peking.

Even in areas that we've done well in, we've largely failed to continue improving, setting the stage for the Unitied States to fall behind in the future.

And it's now time for the other 37 states to fall in line.

Many predict that Austria will be the first of still-more European states to fall to democratic illiberalism — in much the same way as Hungary and Poland, whose governments are both stacked with politicians of the far right.

As the revolutions of '89 and '90 caused Communist states to fall one after the other like dominos, the hold of neoliberalism was almost absolute in places like the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, and many of the most powerful international actors.

Fears of a fresh debt crisis in developing countries that would send shockwaves through the global financial system have been highlighted by a United Nations report stressing the vulnerability of poor states to falling commodity prices and higher interest rates.

Brinkmann at least has the Danish welfare state to fall back on.

Kentucky governor Steve Beshear, a Democrat, has also ordered county clerks across the state to fall in line with the ruling.

Some are concerned that companies will find a way to outmaneuver the system, causing the state to fall short of its emission reduction targets.

President Miguel de la Madrid defended the "patriotic fraud," saying that the PRI could not allow a strategic border state to fall to the PAN.

The district, plagued by chronic financial problems and low test scores, was taken over by the New York State Education Department two years ago, the only school district in the state to fall under direct state control.