Sentence examples similar to a drawn out decline from inspiring English sources

It had been a long, drawn out decline, brought about by struggling milk prices, unsustainable labour costs and the fluctuant nature of the pedigree sales part of the business.

However, this will be a drawn out affair.

The search for a new guitarist was a drawn out process; Mustaine examined a number of guitarists for the job, including Dimebag Darrell of Pantera, who was initially offered the job before declining.

This is like a drawn out role playing game almost.

But nobody likes a long, drawn out, overly-repetitive song.

A drawn-out decline follows, with much attention given to quarrels and indulgences and moments of misbehavior.

Belgium were actually drawn out first - but declined the opportunity to play.

One of Dr. Albright's goals on this trip was to plan for a possible visit here by President Clinton, but she declined to be drawn out on whether Mr. Clinton would come.

He declined to be drawn out on operational details like who exactly was dealing directly with Mr. Balawi.

Mrs. Clinton declined to be drawn out on details about changes in policy toward Iran or another thorny challenge, Afghanistan.

Mr. Gates, who has kept his views about additional troops close to his vest and has discouraged his commanders from lobbying too publicly for their positions, declined to be drawn out on this assessment.