Sentence examples for decline dates from inspiring English sources

Mr Schonfeld's contention, that CNN's decline dates from his own dismissal, even though this was years before the network's finest moment its Gulf war coverage deserves little airtime.

France, its former President, Valery Giscard d'Estaing, has just declared, is in decline because it has "no vision of the future". Actually, this decline dates back to the Fourth Republic (1944-58), or perhaps the Third (1871-1940).

Diesel's decline dates back a couple of years to the start of VW's dieselgate data manipulation scandal.

According to court documents, the boy's history of mental health decline dates back to December 2013, when he began to suffer from night terrors.

Average household incomes in the UK have suffered an unprecedented period of decline dating back to before the financial crisis, with poorer households hit hardest.

He said the bad news uncovered by his research team was that the erosion of American business leadership was not so much a function of the downturn beginning in 2008 as it was a systemic decline dating as far back as the mid-20th Century.

Enteritidis associated with the consumption of chicken also showed a sharp decline dating from 1994.

Even when the first decline during follow-up was to an eGFR below 30 mL/min/1.73 m, 44% (45 out of 103) of metformin users in Denmark and 62% (281 out of 450) in the UK had a prescription for metformin within 90 days after the decline date (cumulated proportion across baseline levels ≥30 mL/min/1.73 m in table 4).

"We can see that birthrate declines date to the fall of the Soviet Union," Murray said, "but is that due to the switch to a market economy or something else?" Germany and Austria are in something of a category of their own.

Between 1960 and 1995, the official poverty rate of those aged 65 and above fell from 35percentto10percentcent, and research has documented similarly steep declines dating back to at least 1939.

So this year's decline, to date, is notably smaller.