Sentence examples for a secular decline in from inspiring English sources

Rather, we find a secular decline in prestige by decade of birth.

The study shows that there is no evidence of a secular decline in infant mortality during the 1980s.

In my opinion, the two biggest reasons for the boom-bust cycle are poor monetary policy and a secular decline in credit standards.

Printing is having "a secular decline in some types," but she was optimistic about digital industrial printing, a business H.P. has tried to crack for years.

Those industries have since faced headwinds a global economic slowdown in the case of the former and a secular decline in financial employment in the latter while others have boomed.

But the EP ratio has its own problems right now, mainly because of demography: the baby boomer wave is now hitting the labor force statistics, and there are good reasons to expect a secular decline in labor force participation.

This group has experienced a large secular decline in real earnings during the last 30 years.

"There is a huge secular decline in the number of journalists in the United States...

In fact, in the eight years when George Bush and the Republicans in Congress passed two massive tax cuts, we saw a massive, secular decline in the creation of private sector jobs.

Unfortunately for President Trump, and especially coal miners, the industry has been in a secular decline for about a decade, which coincides with the increase in natural gas production.

Does he believe that the U.S. is experiencing a secular decline like that experienced two millennia ago in Rome and, before that, in Athens?