Sentence examples for battle decline from inspiring English sources

Several decades ago, the company management realized the field has to rely on enhanced oil recovery (EOR) methods to battle decline and prolong the field's productivity.

Vanity Fair magazine, which has been battling declining newsstand sales in the United States, is looking for more readers in Europe.

The NHL is in its second lockout of the last decade, one that's threatening to further damage an over-expanded league that is battling declining television ratings.

Traditional news media, while battling declining readership and viewership, leapt into the fray with their own Web sites and blogs by their own journalists, and many newspapers invited readers to contribute community news to their Web sites.

After years of battling declining crowds, the demise of Garden State Race Track, and a near non-existent calendar at Atlantic City Race Course, the state is ready to get out of the racing business.

Publishers have lots of books, need to make a profit, and are battling declining reader attention spans, so they are only able to devote a certain amount of time to helping writers market their books anyway.

The company said it's battling declining advertising revenue.

The school district is battling declining enrollment in the face of well-funded plans to dramatically increase charter presence in Los Angeles.

Beutner assumes the job at a time when newspaper companies are battling declines in print advertising revenue and trying to find renewed prosperity on the Web.

Bridge is a game/sport/pursuit (delete according to where you stand in the judicial battle) in decline.

But campaigners for a resurgence of economic growth in the north must battle population decline, low productivity and a reliance on public sector jobs.