• While cultivating Istanbul's businessmen, she let True Path's rural roots wither.

    ECONOMIST: Turkey

  • The government's green principles also tend to wither in the face of public opposition.

    ECONOMIST: Tony Blair sounds greener abroad than he looks at home

  • Mulally's got it half right: It's a crime that Ford allowed what was once America's best-selling car to wither on the vine.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • But as with most initiatives from Washington, the rush to return innovation to the center of U.S. economic policy will likely wither without a groundswell of popular support.

    FORBES: A Declaration of Innovation

  • "If you are a libertarian and you think that taxation equals theft, then you don't care much about this question because the answer you will get is, 'Well let's not get taxed and let's allow the various states to wither, '" he says.

    BBC: Digital currency: Brave new world or criminal haven?

  • Despite the dollar's collapse, GM's U.S. market share has continued to wither, falling from 41% in 1985 to less than 25% today.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • In this environment, regulation and supervision didn't quite wither away, but it's fair to say they lost support and lost potency, partly as a matter of ideology but partly because the banks that were the most heavily regulated lost relative importance in the market so there was overall less regulation.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Big markdowns have the potential to undermine profits and disrupt the fragile balance that has allowed most of the major players in the U.S. industry to make money, even as profits wither elsewhere in the world.

    WSJ: GM Kicks Off Clearance Season With Money-Back Guarantee

  • Meanwhile, uncorrupt, globally competitive companies like Matsushita, Toyota and Sony are accounting for an ever greater share of Japan's GDP while inefficient, corrupt sectors like construction, distribution and agriculture wither.

    FORBES: Japan's Dirty Secrets

  • Meanwhile, entrepreneurial vigour has sprung up around the moribund state sector, which can be left to wither on the vine or be cut back gradually by China's enlightened leaders.

    ECONOMIST: The real leap forward

  • The easy gains to be made from oil have led to a catastrophic over-reliance on the black stuff to provide the country's wealth, while successive governments have left the rest of the economy to wither and decay.

    ECONOMIST: Nigeria

  • In much of Africa, the main consequence of communism's end has been a new indifference among outsiders, and an ensuing freedom for states to wither or flourish independently.

    ECONOMIST: Ten years on

  • " She sarcastically characterized Patton's argument thus: "Touching the flesh of an older woman will actually cause a man to wither and disintegrate into dust.

    WSJ: Best of the Web Today: Susan Patton Told the Truth

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