Sentence examples for an extended decline from inspiring English sources

Even an extended decline in markets doesn't necessarily guarantee a recession.

Until that moment Sheffield had been one of the great cities of English football, but their clubs have since endured an extended decline.

PAGE A12 National CANCER DIAGNOSIS RATES CONTINUE FIRST EXTENDED DECLINE The incidence of new cancer cases has been falling in recent years in the United States, the first time such an extended decline has been documented, researchers reported.

The incidence of new cancer cases has been falling in recent years in the United States, the first time such an extended decline has been documented, researchers reported Tuesday.

He said that he watches the market closely and that he would become more conservative if the market fell into an extended decline, an event he conceded he has never experienced.

But the widespread use of employee stock options is a relatively new phenomenon, and neither investors nor workers have experienced its effects during an economic slowdown or an extended decline in stock prices.

It is still possible that we are in the early stages of a painful, extended decline.

In his recent book When the Money Runs Out, economist Stephen D. King argues that after an extraordinary growth spurt in the 1950's and '60's, and a series of boom and bust cycles at the end of the twentieth century, Western economies, including the United States, have entered a period of extended decline.

Economists across Asia focused on the positive side: while an extended market decline could dampen American demand for Asian exports, the region is far better prepared today to handle such a slump than it was even a year ago.

Granted, some of this is due to a larger selloff in the market, but given the extended decline for both Twitter and Square, things are not going well for Dorsey.

Inflation dropped like a stone, hitting zero in March and finally reversing the extended decline in living standards that had been the hallmark of the UK's recovery from recession.