Sentence examples for confront a decline from inspiring English sources

Not only does he have to integrate two staffs that have, until now, operated with considerable autonomy, but he will also have to confront a decline in circulation.

The loss of the funding came as the club was confronting a decline in dues-paying members.

Even if Congress and the White House reach a deal to avert the sequester, NASA and the Pentagon still confront a future of declining -- or at least less-quickly rising -- budgets.

Over the past 35 years, new ventures in U.S. public investment in agriculture research and development confronted a steady decline.

In fact, when the Yankees play their 66th home game of the season Friday night against the Baltimore Orioles they will be confronting an attendance decline from the same point in 2012 that now stands at 239,036 fans, according to statistics kept by baseballreference.com.com

It has since risen relative to trend in recessions and fallen relative to trend in expansions.Productivity-rich recessions, and jobless recoveries, are a product of sticky wages.Mark Bils, Yongsung Chang, and Sun-Bin Kim find that sticky wages push firms to wring more output from existing employees when confronted by a decline in demand.

We are about to confront a demographic shift of enormous magnitude: increasing longevity, declining fertility, and the aging of the baby boom are triggering an enormous "age wave".

In 1975, alarmed by the declining number of whales, the group decided to confront a Soviet whaling fleet off the coast of California.

Banks and regulators confront a similar conundrum.

High-risk patients confront a significant risk of distant recurrence.

Never confront an aide directly.