Sentence examples for a protracted decline from inspiring English sources

Economists said the new data showed that the risk of a protracted decline in prices had receded.

In a protracted decline, the values perceived by Mr. Olstein could be ignored by the great mass of investors for some time to come.

Admittedly, those are small falls set against the year's gains, but a protracted decline in the Chinese markets will have ripple effects.

While most of his peers are experiencing a protracted decline into mediocrity, Cave continues to push himself as a songwriter and performer.

But with orders for new products and services drying up and financing tight, employers are looking to shrink their costs drastically and are slashing their payrolls, anticipating a protracted decline for business in 2009.

The business of providing simple one-way paging has peaked and appears headed for a protracted decline, analysts say.

Results: Subgroup analysis revealed a total of 5 distinct IL-6 responses: 1-high response and fast decline; 2- slow and protracted response; 3- fast response and protracted decline; 4- small response and fast decline; 5- sustained response.

In Laikipia District, a dry savanna region in northern Kenya where wildlife share the landscape with humans and livestock, we examined why five of nine wild ungulate species suffered protracted declines on properties receiving the greatest conservation investment.

The bureau defines a recession as a significant, protracted decline in activity that cuts across the economy, affecting measures like income, employment, retail sales and industrial production.

Following a protracted and severe decline in BlackBerry's stock price and American market share, Mr. Balsillie stepped down as both co-chief executive and co-chairman along with Mike Lazaridis in January 2012.

But investors appeared to give short shrift to those reports, which simply confirmed what had been clear for months: American consumers are in a deep funk, and the housing market is in for a painful and protracted decline.