Sentence examples for and decline into a from inspiring English sources

I assembled what I found about Kerouac's head injuries and decline into a dossier and sent it to a handful of experts on the subject.

The words and mood continue to be hilariously dour and pointedly negative, and to decline into a kind of linguistic entropy.

Wasting syndrome is the name used to summarize the body's slow and painful decline into a state where it cannot absorb nutrients.

This compact cultural history of Times Square (Longacre Square before it was renamed in 1904) chronicles the district's rise as a popular entertainment hub, its decline into a porn-and-drug haven and its rebirth as a sanitized shopping center.

Toronto and other Canadian cities have allowed the homeless and affordable-housing situation to decline into a deplorable state.

He was also able to tap into many Republicans' anger, some of it tinged with racism, about President Obama and his policies; into broader fears of terrorism and economic decline; and into a general disgust with professional politicians, some of which was brought about by the G.O.P.'s own obstructionism.

That decision turned a gradual price decline into a free fall.

He recalled watching it decline into "a ghost town" by 1980.

Voters are anxious about our decline into a shabbier "Lesser America".

The once-elegant terraces and squares had declined into a wilderness of rooming houses and were threatened with demolition.

The reviewer for The National Interest noted that Herman's study falls short of explaining why the Scottish Enlightenment ended and why "Scotland had declined into a backwater by the end of the 19th century".