Sentence examples for decline and decay from inspiring English sources
For years, Atlantic City has been fought decline and decay.
Everywhere you looked now, there was only decline and decay".
The evidence of decline and decay is everywhere around us.
The party's long years of decline and decay in metropolitan England have, to a degree, abated.
The Tories' long years of decline and decay in metropolitan England have, to a degree, abated.
The choice is between reform and revival or decline and decay.
Stoll, T.S. Eliot, G.W. Knight and J.D. Wilson she asserted that "the commentaries on Hamlet in the twentieth century in general cannot help us understand the characterization of Hamlet" because "the twentieth century is the century when the bourgeoisie has declined and decayed.
Assessing the legitimacy of legal outcomes and fostering the engagement necessary to reach just conclusions despite adversarial positions could also have an impact on declining facts and decaying trust in broader public life.
About two-thirds of this district's population is in Genesee County, home to the industrial city of Flint, which has been in a long state of urban decay and population decline.
Nevertheless, the "pre-tangles" contain smaller aggregates and oligomers, which are sufficient to cause synaptic decay and cognitive decline, with later onset than mice expressing the repeat domain.
Thereafter the town declined, and many of its buildings decayed.
