Sentence examples for and the declines of from inspiring English sources

Yes, it is, and the declines of ICI and GEC were disasters caused in part by deal-hungry managers who forgot what made their companies great.

And as readers of his earlier books know, he has a penchant for seeing parallels between the current situation in the United States and the declines of 17th-century Spain, the 18th-century Dutch Republic and early-20th-century Britain.

In the present study, 14% N2 or CO2 and 2 min mist spraying time were necessary to achieve better inhibition effects, such as declines of the maximum overpressure were 69.8% and 74.4%; and the declines of the maximum temperature were 43.4% and 51.9%; and the maximum flame propagation speed was between 2.13 m.s−1 and 3.6 m.s−1, respectively.

And the decline of the "mile" as a valuable currency has been in the offing for several years.

They speak in apocalyptic terms about the rise of China and the decline of American education.

Or at least for the rise of the right and the decline of almost everything else.

"Wonderful!" Pat exclaimed, not quite foreseeing the rise of one empire and the decline of another.

Straightened-Out Croissants and the Decline of Civilization A Europe of Donald Trumps?

Harry Jaffe, co-author of "Dream City: Race, Power and the Decline of Washington, D.C".

They discussed victimhood, writing as an exotic, and the decline of higher education.

Changing pastimes and the decline of Times Square took its toll on Ames.