Sentence examples for bit of a decline from inspiring English sources

"We've been on a little bit of a decline, even in some of our wins," Chandler said earlier this week.

"We've been in a little bit of a decline, even in some of our wins," he said.

So for various reasons 2011 is a peak number for students, and I am expecting a bit of a decline in numbers in 2012.

After that I went into a bit of a decline" – Marvin the paranoid android, definitely not talking about the Australian election campaign.

LinkedIn is on a bit of a decline after plateauing sometime in August, down a little under 1.5 million from November to 33.5 million uniques.

Cabinet member David Hall said: "The libraries service has been in a bit of a decline, for long time, it's time to turn that round - not only make savings but bring it up to speed".

A bit of the decline in employment can be attributed to an aging population, but the rest reflects, as I said, an immense failure of economic policy.

The demand for loans to buy homes had eased, but has bounced back a bit after a decline in the cost of borrowing.Consumer prices in Canada declined, because the price of petrol dropped.

So, you can actually follow his progress, or, for that matter, a bit of his decline in the mid-'60s probably happening shortly after "Viva Las Vegas".

The next 45 years are a bit of a blank, and González declined repeated interview requests.

TR1 was to some extent more difficult than the posttest so there is a bit of decline in the performance of the experimental group.