Sentence examples for course to decline from inspiring English sources

This is all but impossible: German wages (taking account of inflation) are on course to decline in 2010, as they did in 2009.

After years of steady growth, including a huge surge last year, the number of students taking the Graduate Record Examination,required for most graduate programs, is on course to decline this year.

I hope he will reconsider making himself available, but he is of course free to decline".

Treasury yields will, of course, continue to decline.Equities did enter 2014 in pretty optimistic mode while bond analysts were bearish.

The number of UK students on postgraduate taught degree courses has begun to decline after a decade of relatively high growth, according to a new Hefce report that gives an overview of postgraduate study in England and Northern Ireland.

It is par for the course for Mr Putin to decline to acknowledge that he has in fact taken over Crimea.

Money is power, and as the betting Levy, the money collected for the sport via off-course betting shops, continues to decline, an increasing proportion of racecourse income arrives from media rights deals with bookmakers.

Between 8 and 12 days of the NT2 RA time-course nestin expression continues to decline whilst NEUROD1 is robustly expressed [32].

But the current course is unsustainable: trust continues to decline, with a big acceleration after 2003.

Of course, if those networks continue to decline it might become harder for TBS to find the programming that is propelling it to the top of the ratings.

Once they begin to decline, of course, all groups begin to seem Old Guard, and it was clear that to the people at the party this apartment was as much of another era as the James B. Duke house.