Sentence examples for a wider decline from inspiring English sources

Sony's woes mirror a wider decline in Japanese electronics.

Goldman saw a wider decline in revenues across its businesses.

A wider decline in prices could stall a recovery by forcing more employers to shrink paychecks.

The situation now at St Laurence's, Mrs Blackmore says, "is really bad", and reflects a wider decline in Westbury.

The extension of right-to-buy privileges to housing associations also threatens to cause a wider decline in affordable housing.

If so, the fall in private vehicles in London recently recorded in the census could soon prefigure a wider decline from "peak car" use.

In front of land use changes, there has been a wide decline in biodiversity.

Twitter posted a much wider decline after its first earnings report as a public company, so perhaps today is progress of decline.  .

Kober added: "People have pointed to the general level of deprivation in the community and structural economic decline so the background here isn't just the riots but a place that has experienced wider decline".

But the likes of Tony Abbott and Bronwyn Bishop will tell you that gay marriage is just a symptom of society's wider decline.

No sea ice means no seal hunt, which can mean no meat for sled-dogs.They are also suffering a wider cultural decline that shows up in a high incidence of alcoholism, obesity and suicide.