Sentence examples for cycles of decline from inspiring English sources

"The cycles of decline and restoration that this park has suffered for so long will be broken forever," Mr. Blonsky said in a news conference attended by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, as well as past and present parks commissioners and the conservancy's founders.

Mr. Kwei-Armah may have a knack for the job's social aspects, and he said he was invigorated by the challenges and potential of Baltimore, a majority-black city that has, like the neighborhood in "Clybourne Park," faced its own cycles of decline and rebirth.

In other words, the prices of raw materials such as agricultural products began to experience cycles of decline.

The borders of the Empire evolved significantly over its existence, as it went through several cycles of decline and recovery.

In particular, migration-drift equilibrium, a critical assumption for the most analytical methods if gene flow estimates are to reflect ongoing rather than historical processes, might never be attained when populations are prone to cycles of decline and recovery.

These declines lead, in turn, to underinvestment, which continues the cycle of decline.

Yet Rome's system of balance, Polybius thought, was a check on the cycle of decline.

With the grassroots game trapped in a cycle of decline, a radical approach is essential.

They viewed history as a cycle of decline and renewal associated with the succession of ruling dynasties.

Without urgent domestic reform and help from its European partners, Greece, a country of only 11 million people, risks being caught in an unbreakable cycle of decline.

According to the brand of budget orthodoxy being pushed by Germany and its allies, that would then require further budget cuts, possibly extending the cycle of decline.