Sentence examples for decline in influence from inspiring English sources

After World War I English Baptists began to decline in influence and numbers.

"In many ways it is a pragmatic move that reflects the decline in influence of French.

The early primary drive is the latest evidence of the national parties' continuing decline in influence over the nominating process.

These are men scared enough of their perceived decline in influence to feel they must perform their dominance.

To some degree, Armey's new prominence signals the rise of economic conservatives in the Republican Party — and a decline in influence of the religious right.

There is great dismay over the decline in influence of Natural England, which has been forbidden by the Government from commenting publicly on policy.

Traditional aristocracies declined in influence.

Until the withdrawal from Vietnam almost no one thought the U.S. was declining in influence.

After a short-lived alliance (1641) with the Dutch, the sultanate of Aceh declined in influence.

Since the mayoral takeover, the local school boards have declined in influence, with zoning among their few remaining powers.

At the same time, national governments—including that of the United States are declining in influence as the imperial system fosters transnational mafias, corporations, and markets.