| Parapsychology needs transpersonal psychology to keep it from foundering in technical sterility. |
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| As Hammann made a wide circle to gain altitude and get his bearings, he sighted enemy patrol boats racing toward Ludlow's foundering Macchi. |
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| Once again, the RNLI lifeboat was called out, when a quarter-decked fishing boat was reported in danger of foundering on the rocks. |
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| Debut long-player Nia came out the next year, rocking in places but too often foundering in hippy-dippy indulgences. |
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| The foundering Kraft buyout of Cadbury is the latest example of how corporate boards are costing us trillions. |
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| Relief was clear because the tour had seemed on the point of foundering. |
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| The foundering was initiated by the loss of the port roll-dampening paravane. |
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| If it fails to get a grip and quickly, the Commission is at real risk of foundering in futility. |
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| Obama's lawyers are foundering in explaining the legal rationale for his Libyan adventure. |
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| Ballance, a Zimbabwean by birth, scored his maiden international fifty, marshalling an England innings that was in danger of foundering. |
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| By late Autumn, the negotiations became seriously stalemated and both delegations were frustrated that the talks were foundering. |
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| Seafarers are entitled to adequate compensation in the case of injury, loss or unemployment arising from the ship's loss or foundering. |
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| It kept ships from foundering on the rocky point and sandbars in the waters nearby. |
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| However, the reality is that most of our communication efforts are foundering because the EU fails on the basic issues. |
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| Improper loading and progressive flooding continue to be the primary factors in the capsizing and foundering of fishing vessels. |
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| The resultant reduced freeboard aft rendered the vessel highly vulnerable to the shipping of water on deck which culminated in her foundering. |
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| The two survivors, when rescued some 16 hours after the foundering, were suffering from hypothermia. |
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| Right at the epicenter of big time pop, music is foundering as a wealth enterprise. |
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| The now ageing boat took a heavy battering struggling into head winds in the Red Sea, and, after coming close to foundering, limped into an Egyptian marina. |
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| The development of action to prevent the foundering of bulk carriers due to improper loading and unloading practices is best done at Community level, since Member States in isolation cannot take adequate and effective action. |
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| Without rapid and sustainable improvements in these areas, efforts to reduce child mortality by increasing coverage of preventive and curative treatment of childhood illness will risk foundering. |
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| Each Member State shall make rules ensuring that, in every case of loss or foundering of any ship, the shipowner shall pay to each seafarer on board an indemnity against unemployment resulting from such loss or foundering. |
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| Single dad Radge tries to repair his foundering relationship with son Ryan in the second part of this excellent series. |
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| The problem particular to bulk carriers casualties is the heavy loss of life associated with foundering when structural failure is, or appears to be, the cause. |
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| The social state and social cohesion cannot be at the tail end of open and uncontrolled markets or of the economic policy of Europe, a survival bait that we throw to all those who are foundering in times of crisis. |
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| Since saving forests is often the cheapest way to tackle carbon emissions, funding it this way makes sense. With global climate-change negotiations foundering, the prospects of raising cash for REDD that way look poor. |
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| He presents himself as a sound manager who can turn the economy around, citing his 15 years as boss of Bain Capital, a private-equity firm, and his success in righting the foundering Salt Lake City Olympics. |
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| Deshchytsia suggests the daylong Geneva talks came close to foundering. |
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| No injuries were reported in the foundering of fishing vessel New York, the Coast Guard said. |
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| Accidents involving ships include collisions, rammings, groundings, fire and explosions, foundering and miscellaneous causes including equipment and material failure and the result of hostile action. |
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| In occurrences involving small vessels similar to the Lo-Da-Kash, capsizing or foundering typically transpires very quickly, leaving little time for the crew to manually deploy a liferaft. |
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| We were not much more than a quarter of an hour out of our ship but we saw her sink, and then I understood for the first time what was meant by a ship foundering in the sea. |
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