Sentence examples for Perpetual decline from inspiring English sources

"It's a company in perpetual decline".

For Iraqis, the violence feels permanent, their country's perpetual decline, inevitable.

In his dusty hometown here in rural eastern Washington, the population is in perpetual decline and Main Street resists revival.

Faced with budgets in perpetual decline, cities including Detroit and Denver have taken to shutting down branches and laying off library staff.

Gloomy predictions suggest that the Union is in perpetual decline, that one or two of the weaker member states will drop out of the 16-country euro zone and that economic growth will remain slow and unemployment high for years.

We could all see from the look on the faces of Johnson and Michael Gove that they know that they will be managing a perpetual decline in our economy and our national standing and reputation.

He is from Scotland, the country that fielded a few reserves on the Lions tour of Australia, is no good at cricket, and has been in perpetual footballing decline since the opening scene of Trainspotting.

Newspapers the world-over seem to me to be in a state of perpetual circulation decline.

Ford's chief executive, Alan R. Mulally, will begin the rebranding effort at an event outside Lincoln Center in Manhattan — the first in a series of moves meant to reverse Lincoln's seemingly perpetual state of decline.

"The community has been in a perpetual but slow decline because the site is growing," he says.

But the idea itself - that the Humanities are in a perpetual and irreversible decline - keeps shambling on, no matter how many times it's shot down (much like the zombies I analyzed in a previous blog).