Sentence examples for continued decay from inspiring English sources

The continued decay of the Roman roads, the increasing unwillingness of communities bordering the roads to support the expenses of the system, and the progressive political fragmentation of Europe, however, caused all traces of the Roman postal system to disappear.

But in the statement issued Friday, Lawrence J. Ruisi, the company's president and chief executive, said revenue was down because of the disappointing summer box office as well as the "continued decay at our older theaters that are experiencing competition from newer megaplexes".

While the timing of the next magnetic pole reversal is still unknown, the continued decay of the current magnetic field should put this research front and center in the coming years.

The initial accretional heating together with continued decay of radioactive elements and likely tidal heating may have led to melting of the ice if an antifreeze like ammonia (in the form of ammonia hydrate) or some salt was present.

The initial accretional heating together with continued decay of radioactive elements were probably strong enough to melt the ice if some antifreeze like ammonia (in the form of ammonia hydrate) or salt was present.

The initial accretional heating together with continued decay of radioactive elements may have led to melting of the ice if an antifreeze like ammonia (in the form of ammonia hydrate) or some salt was present.

The populations of the cities bordering those areas have become increasingly African American and Hispanic, and the cities suffer from continuing decay and poor-quality housing and services.

Thousands upon thousands of rainy years have amplified the continuing decay in wetlands surrounding the city, creating vast pockets of valuable petroleum and natural gas which generate a major portion of our economy.

Foreign policy was moribund, in spite of considerable opportunities presented by the continuing decay of the khanate of Kazan, and domestic policy vacillated so wildly that scholars cannot agree upon an appraisal of its main directions.

Its result will be not just a judgment on Labour's decade in No 10 - but also a verdict on the council's rubbish collection, controversial plans to allocate school places by lottery and the continuing decay of a seafront bandstand.

Key factors which fuel its continuing decay are in urgent need of addressing to halt a further fall.