Sentence examples for dangerous decline from inspiring English sources

That is one reason why American primacy so often appears to be in dangerous decline.

But if the Fed is primarily interested in preventing a dangerous decline in inflation, then why not just target...inflation?

Overuse of water from the Syr Darya and Amu Darya in both agriculture and industry brought about this dangerous decline.

Given a loss of faith in exchanges, users might withdraw their coins in a panic, leading to a dangerous decline in transaction volume.

She warned there had been a "rapid and dangerous" decline in detectives' ability to access online communications, with the police forced to abandon 20 investigations, including 13 in which a child was at risk of harm.

As a columnist in the national Hindustan Times said of the attack: "This is a story of a dangerous decline in Indians and India itself, of not just failing morality but disintegrating public governance when it comes to women".

There is barely a hint that anyone in Washington appreciates both how severe and dangerous this decline has become, or that it will take fully a generation to address it in a significant way.

Our forceful response helped stop the dangerous, sharp decline in global activity and stabilize financial markets.

Taking the pawn is dangerous, but declining it also presents problems, as the course of the game showed.

Some authors advocate dose reductions in CKD patients, but this can be dangerous because declines in the GFR can always happen with incident fluid losses - for example, through vomiting, diarrhea, use of diuretics or NSAIDs, sweating or fever - which further impair methotrexate clearance without a physician even being consulted.

Toxic emissions declined by half; days of dangerous smog levels declined by two-thirds.