Sentence examples for a swift decline from inspiring English sources
It has been a swift decline for the Jets, who have lost 13 of their last 19 games.
The great trade slump that began in October 1929 brought a swift decline in the prosperity of American publishing.
Not long after I visited Beatitudes, I saw my mother-in-law, who in the past few years has undergone a swift decline into dementia.
By combining "engagement trends" from Google search data with statistical models predicting the spread of infectious diseases, the paper claimed that Facebook had effectively "peaked" and was set for a swift decline.
Right after lunch, the Fitch ratings firm announced that it had downgraded Spain's credit rating by one notch, sending indexes on a swift decline of more than 1 percent.
But backing the FSA is probably the quickest way to prise Mr Assad from power.What comes afterMr Assad may hang on for months, or the bombing may tip the regime into a swift decline.
It's a discovery that could cue a swifter decline in the appetite for whale.
Mr. Martins was — and still is — ruthlessly criticized for failing to maintain Balanchinian style (a "catastrophically swift decline," Arlene Croce wrote in The New Yorker in 1993); for not bringing in former dancers to coach; and for programming too many dull ballets of his own.
February's trade deficit may be an anomaly but it highlights a broader trend: the swift decline in China's external imbalance.
No, instead, this box-office legend and thrice Oscar-nominated actor has embarked on a swift career decline that seems to be entirely of his own accord.
"The swift decline of the economy caused a demonstrable slowdown in corporate purchasing as we entered September," Mark J. Barrenechea, president and chief executive at Rackable, said in a statement.
