Sentence examples for a widespread decline from inspiring English sources

Newspapers and television and radio networks have reported a widespread decline in ad revenue.

But he added: "High employment, tight supply and a healthy mortgage market mean a widespread decline in prices seems unlikely".

Still, many economists warn that deflation, or a widespread decline in prices, threatens Japan's long-term recovery.

Perhaps the one piece of good news, Mr. Ore of the purchasing association said, is a widespread decline in inventories, which indicates that companies are able to sell enough goods to begin emptying their warehouses.

Reynolds and BAT plan to collaborate more closely on e-cigs and "heat-not-burn" cigarettes, which they hope will help compensate for a widespread decline in smoking of the conventional kind.

The downsizing of federal spending on health and social programs over the last two decades, along with a widespread decline of public confidence in Washington, has steadily shifted responsibility for social welfare issues to state and local initiatives and to private philanthropy.

What we're really looking for is a fairly widespread decline in activity that lasts a fairly long time.

Policymakers and pundits have been warning them about the prospect of deflation (a prolonged and widespread decline in prices), but there's no sign of any decline in many of the prices that people pay every day.

The study's results reveal a pattern of widespread decline in the mammal fauna of the monsoonal tropics of northern Australia, thereby corroborating the conclusions of recent more local wildlife monitoring studies.

This has, however, not been shown to be a cause for the widespread decline.

Beissinger refers to the widespread decline as a collapse because it has occurred across the whole desert bird community, unlike changes in bird communities elsewhere, which consist of some declining and some increasing species.