Sentence examples for a tragic decline from inspiring English sources

But that demographic group has seen a tragic decline in earnings in the last couple of decades.

They in turn were influenced by a tradition of seeing Roman history as a tragic decline that goes back to the Romans themselves.

Recently the site published a robust article about the Guardian's technology site and its editor Charles Arthur, entitled "A tragic decline".

In a letter to ABC executives on Friday, Dr. Renee R. Jenkins, the president of the pediatrics academy, warned that the episode "could lead to a tragic decline in immunization rates".

This week it ironically starts with a star's tragic decline.

The person you describe, that's not Amy, by that point she'd changed and I don't know what you're talking about.'" A 43-year-old Londoner, Kapadia is the man behind Amy, a documentary that chronicles Winehouse's tragic decline from bright-eyed prodigy to doomed tabloid obsession.

Among the causes of Milburn's tragic decline appeared to be a "golden rule" drummed into him at an early age: "Never show anybody you are hurt".

A pastel of ballet dancers, dubbed "Danseurs" said all about his tragic decline in the 1890s.

Or the tragic decline in sympathy for America around the world?—seems to have prompted a meagre mental adjustment on Mr Rumsfeld's part.

Unbroken tradition is what made Russian opera great, and the tragic decline of that tradition is visible in such famous instances as the Bolshoi.

ITV hasn't featured darts since the tragic decline of World of Sport and its associated coverage of Dwarf Wrestling and Celebrity Pillow Fighting.