Sentence examples for country declining from inspiring English sources
Other trends -- chiefly, the general economic health of the country, declining rates of child poverty, and unrelated changes in child welfare policies -- could also be responsible.
By the afternoon, he was being helicoptered round the country, declining to correct any of the transparent untruths he has told over the campaign.
When adults are asked to think about what the United States will be like in 2050, they see the country declining in stature on the world stage, a widening gap between the haves and the have-nots and growing political polarization.
The morality level of our country declined.
Average home prices around the country declined by 24percentt from peak to trough, while the decline inCalifornia cities was 45percentt.
The infant mortality rate in this country declined sharply in the 20th century but then plateaued from 2000 to 2005.
The American Petroleum Institute says the number of refinery workers in this country declined to 122,000 in 1988 from 162,000 in 1980.
John F. Welch Jr., the former chief of General Electric and perhaps the most revered corporate leader in the country, declined to consider the question, as did many top executives.
Her husband, by contrast, a medical doctor by training and one of the most visible politicians in the country, declined to be interviewed.
Mortgage rates around the country declined this week with rates on 30-year and 15-year mortgages returning to their lowest levels of the year.
On Saturday night American officials, like those from almost every other country, declined to talk about the proposal and instead hunkered down to look for problems.
