Sentence examples for context of a declining from inspiring English sources

That means that every action you take will be interpreted within the context of a declining American economy.

In the context of a declining economy, rapidly depleting financial reserves and the likelihood of being unable to meet the looming debt repayment schedule, all brought on by his poor stewardship of the economy, Yanukhovych succumbed to Russian inducements.

Rather, in many poor countries it is a reflection of decades of high rates of population growth associated with large family sizes and population momentum, in a context of a declining capacity of agriculture in rural areas to absorb the ever-increasing numbers of young people entering the working ages.

This year, Jodie Foster made her first public acknowledgment of her sexuality in passing at an awards ceremony, Ben Whishaw matter-of-factly confirmed he was in a same-sex civil partnership, and TV actor Wentworth Miller came out in the context of declining an invitation to a Russian film festival.

It's important to look at Pixar's output in the context of generally declining trends in animated box office as competition has gotten more intense.

This satisfactory showing in Europe should be seen in the context of a continuing decline in the area of land occupied by vineyards, though, according to the OIV, the drop was only half that of 2012.

Whilst Britvic have reiterated guidance towards the upper end of the £131m earnings guidance, this is not unexpected considering the backdrop of very favourable weather but one has to put this update in context of a 5.1% decline in third quarter revenues last year.

He placed the Labour Party's ineffectual campaign under the leadership of Ed Miliband in the context of a wider decline in Western social-democratic parties.

In a brilliant recent essay, Bethany Jones put the history of sex, sexuality and assault on "Game of Thrones" in the context of a disappointing decline in how HBO has treated these subjects of late.

However, in the context of a general decline in response rates to postal surveys, it is perhaps not surprising that our pilot study suggested that excessively long or repetitive behavioural measures may have contributed to discouraging participation in the survey.

Our study highlights the particularly high level of HIV prevalence among female migrants, who, in a context of declining marriage [59], [60], [61] and increasing unemployment [28], [62], [63], comprise a large and possibly increasing proportion of adult women in KZN.