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31. The US dollar, a once proud and honest currency, is moribund, like the nation it represents.

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

33. Their job was difficult, frustrating, and sometimes dangerous; in many communities, the system grew moribund because no one wanted to serve as headman.

34. That is another blow to the moribund housing market, which had shown signs of stabilising.

35. That would be an unfortunate side - effect of this long - overdue plan to revitalise China's moribund stock markets.

36. The giant star - forming galaxies and voracious black holes of the universe's past are now moribund.

37. DOTCOMS may be moribund , but inside companies, the Internet is still finding cost - saving new uses.

38. On reform of the international financial architecture, the financial crisis has catalysed previously moribund discussions.

39. A third way in which seemingly moribund technologies can be revived is through an external shock.

40. French political - philosophical thought , which impressed the world in the 1950 s and 1960 s, is moribund.

41. In 2001, when PPR SA's Gucci Group bought the storied but moribund Balenciaga label,(http://sentencedict.com/moribund.html) industry observers were skeptical that it would ever resonate with modern shoppers.

42. Debt markets would be moribund, were it not for government - guaranteed issuance.

43. As a result, beginning in the late 1970 s , China's moribund economy warp speed.