What Trump and Sanders are forcing is a debate about the declining prospects of most Americans.
When struggling white men see these successes visited on other communities, they might regard it as an "embodiment of their declining prospects," as Hankes put it.
The publication of "Declining Prospects" comes at a moment when Dewey faces the risk of collapse.
As Michael H. Trotter, a partner at Taylor English Duma in Atlanta, says in his book "Declining Prospects" that there are only a few ways to increase profit per partner.
His latest, "Declining Prospects," will be released next month by Create Space, a self-publishing program owned by Amazon.com.
Citing the declining prospects of the magazine and music industries, it moved to a Web-only format.
As Heidi Shierholz of the Economic Policy Institute puts it, the declining prospects of young college graduates are clearly the result of "a demand problem, not a skills problem".
SAN FRANCISCO — In the latest effort by the ailing music industry to bolster its declining prospects, three of the industry's four major companies have struck a deal with the social networking site MySpace to start a music Web site.
The declining prospects of the country's poor and black students can't be blamed on belt-tightening by Congress.
What "Declining Prospects" says is that our capitalistic system will adjust economic imbalances and develop more cost-effective ways of delivering legal services.
The current furore over more salacious issues, such as whether and how he got his star telecoms analyst, Jack Grubman, to change a stock recommendation on AT&T, is diverting public attention from bigger problems.Losses from aggressively-sold credit cards and consumer loans are on the rise; the brokerage operation has not cut costs in line with declining prospects.
