Sentence examples for crumbling from high-quality English sources.

• The president of nonprofit elder care trade association LeadingAge argued that current systems are "crumbling."

• The town straddles the banks of the Tvertsa river, which meanders between hills dotted by crumbling cathedrals.

• Our investigation published today reveals that national parks are grappling with crumbling facilities and closed trails.

• However, as night falls, the neons that adorn Marrakech illuminate the surrounding crumbling buildings in a way that’s almost glamorous.

• Through incentive infrastructure, government agencies could "sell" crumbling infrastructure assets to private operators.

• “We need a government of Buhari’s type,” said Mohammed Inusa, a kola nut vendor on the crumbling sidewalk opposite the emir’s palace here.

• “Stabilising the system means stemming the flow of drugs, reducing overcrowding, fixing the crumbling estate and improving officer retention.

• Meanwhile, Italy's healthcare system is crumbling under the strain of a never-ending stream of patients and a lack of beds and medical resources.

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• Ineffective detectives Max and Ivan are called to help the penniless ringmaster of the crumbling Cirque Du Solihull (guest star Bridget Christie).

• But the response will be curtailed by crumbling health services and weak economies in some countries; war and densely packed refugee camps in others.

• Meanwhile, Italy's healthcare system is crumbling under the strain of a never-ending stream of patients, a lack of beds, and shortages of medical resources.

• Wigan is embracing the concrete age, replacing its crumbling old architecture - the butt of many a cruel joke - with futuristic looking, high-rise structures.

• But the virus has reached crisis levels other countries — notably India, where the health system is crumbling under record levels of infections and a slow vaccine rollout.

• …the elected leaders of Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus (Belorussia) signed an agreement forming a new association to replace the crumbling Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (U.S.S.R.).

• He added: “I remember what it was like 20 years ago, before the sustained investment we’ve seen over the last two decades – crumbling tube lines, unreliable services, old-fashioned ticketing system and lack of coordination.

• So how can state and federal authorities hope to repair our crumbling highways, tunnels, railways, transmission lines and other pressing infrastructure needs — let alone launch new infrastructure projects to prepare for the future?

crumbling sentence examples

• The assemblage of crumbling buildings remaining on the island allude to its history, which includes roles as a prison camp during the Civil War, a psychiatric hospital, a tuberculosis sanitarium, a homeless center and alcohol and drug treatment centers.

• Erica Keswin, a workplace strategist, a former executive coach at New York University's Stern School of Business, and the author of "Bring Your Human to Work," also cited the "flattening" of the workplace: The traditional corporate hierarchy is crumbling.

• Ali al-Saffar at the International Energy Agency, a Paris-based NGO, told The Independent the power shortages were anchored in crumbling infrastructure, increased demand, legacy issues, corruption and people illegally siphoning off electricity from the main grid.

• Bernstein, meanwhile, found that the pandemic is exacerbating problems that already existed at legacy-media companies like Discovery and ViacomCBS, which were overly reliant on the now crumbling traditional-TV ecosystem and may have waited too long to develop viable streaming strategies.