Sentence examples for and then decline from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, November 29 , 1958P. 47 Some sway for long and then decline.

The population will peak at about 1.46 billion in 2030 and then decline gently.

Crime rates also peak in the late teenage years, and then decline by the early 20s.

Changes over 39 years in law enforcement provide the backdrop for a striking increase and then decline in the rate.

By Richard Eberhart The New Yorker, November 29 , 1958P. 47 Some sway for long and then decline.

He adds: "A lot of organisations reach a peak and then decline, whether its football teams or arts charities.

PFC Energy, a consulting firm, estimates that production in the former Soviet Union will peak at 14 million barrels a day around 2012 and then decline.

The German Foreign Office, in a sardonic reply, found it "astounding" that other countries would decry Germany's treatment of Jews and then decline to admit them.

Mr. Kerik said that unless there is a consistent focus on these kinds of complaints, enforcement tends to surge and then decline.

Another important marker is just five years away: The absolute size of the working age population will peak by 2015 and then decline gradually.

Jing Ulrich, the chairman of China markets at JPMorgan Chase, said in a research note that inflation could peak soon in China and then decline.