Sentence examples for decay of union from inspiring English sources

We take no comfort in the long-term decay of union organisation and power.

Many good people I know loathe and hate Thatcher as if she was personally responsible for the decay of British industry, as if  the unions were innocent victims of her casual spite, as if council house sales were imposed on an unwilling public, as if Thatcher set back women's rights a generation.

The rate of union here was 94%.

Even before Gingrich spoke, his campaign had taken out a full-page ad in the New Hampshire Union Leader depicting Romney as "a timid Massachusetts moderate," who, if elected, would "manage the decay" of America.

"Yeah, like the decay of society.

These are films about the decay of the body, the decay of desire.

They live off the death and decay of other species".

Ultimately it all comes down to the decay of tissues.

Basinski's music celebrates the decay of the ideal copy.

"Round the decay of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare…".

"The decay of the infrastructure is truly staggering," he said.