Sentence examples for a declining state from inspiring English sources

At the top of the heap in a declining state, the army knows that gains for democrats are losses for the army.

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This would likely surprise some people, whose image of Detroit is as this declining urban prairie of a city, that sits in a declining state, in a cold, stagnant, post-industrial Midwest region.

It can be very emotional when you are looking after a loved one and you can see that they are in a declining state of health," says Angela Gardner, a senior manager of diversity and inclusion at KPMG, the professional services company.

It is a declining state, seeking to restore its former influence.

The money is a product of the savings reaped from a declining state prison population, which is in turn a result of Proposition 47, the criminal justice reform measure adopted by voters in 2014.

Mr Calderón is trying to do many things that are in America's interest as well as Mexico's, from reining in drug gangs to allowing private investment in a declining state-owned oil industry.

The university system in Georgia has approved six campus mergers in recent years, a response to declining state appropriations for higher education.

And in an age of declining state funding for the arts, it may be a recurring and innovative way for patrons to contribute to the public good.

The city also faces a budget deficit and declining state aid.

Nicolai Ouroussoff writes that New Orleans is a metaphor for the declining state of American cities, which were once characterized by farsighted public works projects.