Sentence examples for decline gently from inspiring English sources

The population will peak at about 1.46 billion in 2030 and then decline gently.

After a meteoric rise, rentals leveled and began to decline gently last January, then dropped sharply after Sept. 11.

They suggest that once the cycles of innovation that drive growth come to a halt, cities do not decline gently but collapse.

Analysts at Morgan Stanley, an investment bank, believe that this is the year in which the country's consumption and production will reach its apex, to decline gently thereafter (see chart).

They could be disappointed.For most of the past decade, the nominal value of the rupee has been allowed to decline gently against the dollar, by about 5% a year, thus staying fairly steady in real terms.

Now, at 77, she looks forward to living out her final years here and believes she has the perfect place to do it: a proposed continuing-care retirement community, the sort of place that lets you decline gently into old age with a range of supports.

Labour has declined gently.

Secondly, waterbirds declined gently in number at the first time period, then dropped rapidly.

After declining gently in the eight years leading up to the recession, industrial production subsequently contracted by 12% and after a double-dip downturn is now 15% below its peak.

There is no explicit population target, but the latest forecasts suggest that numbers will keep growing from about 1.3 billion now to a peak of around 1.46 billion by 2030 and then start declining gently.In fact, even if the restrictions were loosened immediately the birth rate might not tick up by very much.

However, the outage constrained secrecy rate achieved by the proposed scheme declines gently, while that achieved by the relaying without jamming scheme decreases dramatically.