Sentence examples for a victim of declining from inspiring English sources

It was a victim of declining hour-by-hour prices in New England.

Setting a Goal St. John Cantius School, a tiny Roman Catholic high school on Cleveland's west side, has been shuttered for years now, a victim of declining enrollment.

Nearly 12 years after its last race, the grandstand at Roosevelt Raceway, once a popular trotting-horse track but now a victim of declining interest in the sport, is finally being dismantled.

This Wednesday, the elementary school the church has been running since 1926 will close its doors, a victim of declining enrollment, decreased revenue from fund-raising and a resulting budget deficit that church officials said was threatening the parish.

Here is a country that has not spent its way into a budget deficit, which is not suffering from an imploding housing market and which is a victim of declining export demand rather than consumer cutbacks.

The previous Catholic school to close in Ansonia shut its doors more than 10 years ago, also the victim of declining enrollment and funding.

The entire health care sector is a victim of stable but declining growth rates with few exceptions.

These incomes, however collected, would have been vital to the Earl both personally and militarily as his northern estates especially had been a victim of feudal decline for most of the first half of the fifteenth century: even on the forfeit of the earldom to the Crown in 1461, his arrears have been calculated as still standing at approximately £12,000.

(The Las Vegas Art Museum closed in February 2009 after nearly 60 years of operation, a victim of poor attendance and declining donations).

He's a victim of his own rapidly declining popularity and the emergence of a new and potent opposition coalition, led by perennial runner-up Muhammadu Buhari who might just be thinking that his moment has finally come.

But in the mid-90's, the larger industry fell victim to a concurrence of declining sales and product gluts.