Sentence examples for too ailing to from inspiring English sources
Wired for Optimism Still, as perception can be reality in politics, Mr. Kennedy and his allies have been battling an inescapable sense that his time is too short or he is too ailing to be effective — a notion reinforced last month when people close to Caroline Kennedy seemed to blame her uncle's health problems for her sudden loss of interest in being appointed to a Senate seat from New York.
(Pt 13) The women found pain and ailing to be a natural consequence of ageing.
America is not alone in its reluctance to allow ailing firms to go to the wall; European and other producers want help too.
One of the few positive thing about drought is that it can be a catalyst for change in the lives of gardeners who are too timid or tender-hearted to dispatch ailing specimens to the compost pile.
So when oil prices shot up last year, asphalt prices shot up too, causing many financially ailing states to drastically scale back their road-work programs.
Sprawling, sentimental and often too self-conscious, the movie follows an American of Indian descent (Abhishek Bachchan) who brings his ailing grandmother to Delhi to spend her last days.
In September Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary-general, set up an independent Ebola mission.In this section Too big to ail Blessed peacemakers Rattling the tin ReprintsEbola exposed weaknesses in the WHO's ability to respond to disease outbreaks.
In 2013 the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons became the 23rd body rewarded for, arguably, just doing its job.In this section Too big to ail Blessed peacemakers Rattling the tin Reprints.
If Djokovic successfully defends his title against a diminished field – Rafael Nadal, already wounded in recent grass campaigns, is unlikely to play, and Roger Federer is ailing too – he will go to New York in September as a raging favourite to sweep the four majors of 2016.
At the last moment, Uncle Mikey, who had been ailing, felt too weak to join us, and so with his passport in my pocket, we were forced to go without him.
(He brings the ailing Shug to stay at their house).
