Sentence examples for a return to decline from inspiring English sources

The ad does not explain what would be reckless or dangerous about Mr. de Blasio's policing views, nor does it make clear how the Democrat would prompt a return to decline and decay.

We therefore fear a return to decline in the months ahead.

"The marked fall in construction output reflected a return to declining levels of commercial building work and a sharp decrease in civil engineering activity," the surveyors said.

If the government withdraws support too early, a return to economic decline or even panic could follow.

The term comes from stock markets and refers to a sequence of events where a stock sees a temporary and brief recovery after a severe and prolonged decline, followed by a return to that same decline.

William Hague has turned down the offer of a return to frontline politics by declining the chance to become shadow chancellor in Michael Howard's new team.

Metro Bank made an underlying loss after tax of £10.1m in the fourth quarter, down from £10.7m in the previous three months, marking a "return to the trend of declining quarterly losses", it said.

The site was subject to environmental shifts in younger periods, with a phase of arid conditions and erosion at least prior to the Bronze Age, succeeded by a phase of more humid conditions and rising lake levels mostly in the last two millennia, and finally a return to arid conditions and declining lake levels.

Although streaming services like Spotify offer the music industry a return to profitability, album sales continue to decline and the charts are dominated by a narrow seam of pop-dance tracks, carved by production teams featuring guest vocalists.

Retail sales rose 0.1 percent in April, better than the 0.3 percent drop that had been expected and a return to growth after a decline in March, which helped buoy markets on Monday.

They see the decline as a return to the general erosion that characterized the market in the 1960's.