Sentence examples for both on the decline from inspiring English sources

In Nixon and Frost, he found two explosive, contradictory protagonists, both on the decline, both looking for a way to redeem their names, one famously repressed and the other famously indulgent.

There are several statistics that tell that story: the number of United States students receiving bachelor's degrees in computer science, and the percentage of high school students earnings credits in the field, are both on the decline — even though there will be 150,000 computing-job openings every year for the next seven years, by one estimate.

They're both on the decline.

Intrigued by a city taking on both the decline of the industrialised Midlands and the Premier League in its own way, I travelled up to Leicester on the eve of a home game against Newcastle, to see whether their footballing success translates on the streets.

Both are on the decline and both find a redemption of sorts in the interview.

Bank robberies and attempted robberies are on the decline, both in the U.K. and the U.S., according to the report.

Journalists, both foreign and national, are on the decline not only because they're leaving for safety reasons, but also because of weak infrastructure and the lack of Internet access.

The aim is to move toward more livable cities, where both parking and car ownership are on the decline, Wallace said.

Penmanship is on the decline.

The birth rate is on the decline.

Undervalued: Ichiro Suzuki is on the decline.