moribund造句

The few birds seen anywhere were moribund.

The lumber and paper industries are moribund.

The British music scene is nostalgic, decrepit and moribund.

In the moribund patient deepening coma are the usual preludes to death.

One is whether separatism is quite as moribund as it now seems.

To fight this recession the Fed needs... soaring household spending to offset moribund business investment.

Private Banks may not lend to farmers, and the government agriculture bank is moribund.

But the issue has languished over the years and the current Doha round of trade negotiations remains moribund.

And so to hot, humid Saigon itself, a place that manages to be modern and moribund at the same time.

The financial district, normally a sleepy version of Dubai, is now moribund as Western expatriates have fled.

Beijing is expected to try to kick-start the moribund IPO market with the sale of state-owned assets.

Moreover for its moribund economy to grow, it needs urgently to improve trade and investment relations with India.

Many of America's big trading partners, like Japan and Europe, also have moribund economies, so they cannot substitute for lost demand from American consumers.

The change is that the pungent wine is angry for the perfume of the wine, takes a decadent and moribund peculiar smell.

There is a stubborn budget deficit and a clutch of outsize banks. There is a property bust and a moribund growth outlook.

Though it can trace its history as far back as 1876, when it was known as the Workingmen's Party, no less an authority than Wikipedia pronounces it “moribund”.

Indeed, if the rest of the economy remains moribund, the government may be reluctant to withdraw the stimulus for fear of pushing the economy back into recession.

The big question for Italy is whether its moribund economy can start to look livelier, which in turn will depend in part on the effect of the new budget.

EVER since raul Castro took the REINS of power in Cuba in 2006, he has seemed to hint that he wants to reform the island's moribund centrally planned economy.

None of this will help America's moribund housing market. Tying the process of repossession in yet more knots will make it harder for the market to clear and for house prices to find a floor.

"We are not accustomed to thinking of art forms as technologies," he says, "but that is what they are, which means they have been rendered moribund by new technical developments."

The long reign of feudal serfdom under theocracy not only severely fettered the growth of the productive forces in Tibet, but also resulted in a hermetically sealed and moribund traditional Tibetan culture, including cultural relics, historic sites and sites for Buddhist worship.