Sentence examples for widespread decay from inspiring English sources

The years of military rule had caused widespread decay.

Mr Levy, a corporate lawyer at Citigroup, chaired a commission on school buildings from 1995 to 1998 which reported widespread decay.

Crumbling buildings, widespread decay and a population in flight make for a depressing landscape.

Mutations causing a widespread photoreceptor decay may be more difficult to compensate for the non-mutated X-allele than mutations causing a more restricted dysfunction of the photoreceptors [ 5].

P. squamosus, A. tabescens, and Clavicorona pyxidata are widespread wood-decay fungi that produce, respectively, large brackets with tubes on their underside, gilled mushrooms, and erect fruiting bodies shaped like coral.

After years of neglect and an almost complete lack of maintenance, the Racconigi Royal Park was in an inevitable and widespread state of decay.

We also have to include the Gold tendency, the powerful oligarchs who have dominated the country since the 1990s, accompanied by widespread corruption and the decay of public institutions.

Because of their high resistance to decay, their widespread dispersal by wind and water, and their abundant production by plants, pollen grains are very common constituents of geologic sediments, both recent and ancient.

Recent work by ourselves and others has demonstrated widespread patterns of mRNA decay rate regulation in response to different biological stimuli [ 26– 28].

Premature tooth decay is so widespread in children that doctors call them dental cripples.

David Shambaugh ("Will the Party Lose China?," Op-Ed, Nov. 7) is correct in highlighting the Communist Party's gradual decay and the widespread cynicism of it within Chinese society.