Sentence examples for tottering system from inspiring English sources
The tottering system was overwhelmed by the spread of tuberculosis along the southern Fly River, where an estimated 25% of patients were infected with drug-resistant strains of the disease.
When we look back, however, it's likely that President Trump will be seen as having given a tottering system that necessary push.
Today, the talk is instead of raising the retirement age, and of setting up government-backed private pensions to shore up the tottering state system.
It has introduced an element of state-subsidised private financing for the first time into Germany's tottering pension system, and has promised to keep state-pension contributions below 20% of gross wages for the next couple of decades.
In 2013 Seattle Sounders FC thought they would have this intriguing triple-teeter-totter system.
Leading care and health bodies are demanding crisis talks with ministers over the unravelling of measures in George Osborne's spending review that were supposed to prop up the tottering social care system.
Prince Philip is everything that is wrong with the out-of-touch monarchy hovering thousands of levels above the accepted dimensions of the class system, tottering around public libraries, and nodding, a man made of paper and air and unearned medals, a bloodless lizard propped up by his military cut suit.
Prince Philip is everything that is wrong with the out-of-touch monarchy – hovering, thousands of levels above the accepted dimensions of the class system, tottering around public libraries and nodding, a man made of paper and air and unearned medals, a bloodless lizard propped up by his military cut suit.
Leading Clearing House member banks first attempted to stabilize a tottering financial system in the 1857 panic.
The decision over the weekend to lend Spain $125 billion to shore up its tottering banking system is typical.
This week, the European Central Bank, under the energized leadership of Mario Draghi, took the desperately needed step of injecting hundreds of billions of euros into the Continent's tottering banking system.
