(How would he explain the besotted diehards of the Brooklyn Dodgers, who wept bitter tears with each season's disappointment and then rallied round the cry, "Wait till next year!"?) He has traded away true-blue Yankees who have gone on to shine elsewhere for the likes of Jason Giambi, a steroid-jacked slugger with a gargantuan contract and swiftly declining numbers.
The conclusion: fish populations worldwide are swiftly declining.
While the company said sales of lower-margin, less costly BlackBerry phones remained strong, sales and shipments of its more profitable flagship models were swiftly declining in the United States and Latin America.
New hydrocarbon investment is swiftly declining, and Norway is looking to diversify away from natural gas and oil in general.
Peter's more than a billion dollar fortune is made up almost exclusively from investments outside of Apollo--he began unloading shares just before they starting swiftly declining in 2009.
In 2015, one questioner jokingly asked the president whether he wanted to clone himself, since Russian bureaucrats will answer only to him; stifling a chuckle, Putin swiftly declined to entertain such a ridiculous thought.
It's been 70 years since older Americans typically moved in with their children, a practice that swiftly declined with the advent of Social Security, and Ms. Hafner's book illustrates some of the reasons behind this change.
Following a long vacation in Europe, his health swiftly declined and he was diagnosed with oral cancer.
And managerial uncertainty seldom improves performances – Manchester United swiftly declined when Sir Alex Ferguson prematurely announced a retirement in 2001 that he ended up not taking.
Reflecting the nervousness, Japanese stock markets swiftly declined.
Though still in my early 50s, I thought of hardy patients I'd cared for over the years who had swiftly declined after one bad fall.
