Sentence examples for a consistent downward trajectory from inspiring English sources

Since Rupert Murdoch shelled out $580m for it in 2005, its popularity has been on a consistent downward trajectory, and this much trumpeted overhaul could be too little too late.

"The deforestation figures are extremely positive, for they point to a consistent downward trend".

Wearables in general have been on a bit of a downward trajectory and Google specifically hasn't done a lot to change that.

Elliott, a journeyman goalie on a downward trajectory, quite suddenly this season is the co-league leader — with Boston's Tuukka Rask — in save percentage (.938).938

The slope of the combined effect of these variables has a steep downward trajectory that flattens as the number of hospitalizations increases, consistent with the nonoverlapping Kaplan Meier survival functions displayed in Figure 1.

The radio industry, while still a $20 billion business, has been on a downward trajectory for years as consumers have spent less time listening.

The study points out that "crime has been on a steady downward trajectory for the last decade".

Faced with a likely downward trajectory, some Sedgwicks found it opportune to marry up.

Assuming a similarly downward trajectory, EMI would now be worth the carrying value for the business on Citi's balance sheet.

Nothing in the latest Hail Mary move reverses a strong downward trajectory.

For most of the postwar era, the average number of adults per household was on a steep downward trajectory.