Sentence examples for a declining trajectory from inspiring English sources

Russian experts, however, predict a declining trajectory in the medium term.

That is why the president has laid out a plan to shrink the deficit he inherited by half and has repeatedly emphasised the need to reduce the long-term deficit and put the debt-to-GDP ratio on a declining trajectory.

There is an argument that a UK that had learned the lessons of the recent boom-to-bust would wish its household debts to be on a declining trajectory for some years yet.

"It's going to be a declining trajectory".

Significantly, in 2008, the U.S. National Intelligence Council admitted for the first time that America's global power was indeed on a declining trajectory.

Yet that budget has been shrinking for thirty years, on a declining trajectory started by Reagan and continued by every president since then -- including Obama in his first term!

GER3 also appeared in the list of genes more highly expressed in MGR tissues than in CSS (Table  3), indicating that expression of this member of the GER gene family follows a steeply declining trajectory during the stem maturation process.

This too warrants further investigation, although there is now evidence from a 10 year longitudinal study that disability in older people is episodic and reversible, rather than an inevitable ever declining trajectory as has been assumed previously.

A. Film demand peaked in early 1999 and has been on a slowing growth and declining trajectory ever since.

Had they continued operating along the same declining trajectory, IBM would now be a small company struggling for survival, a subsidiary of a larger company, or out of business.

For the Spanish case, the timing of this law matches the break in the mid 90s of the declining trajectory of the dropout rates.