Sentence examples for decline in terms from inspiring English sources

First, there's his insistence on seeing one's culture decline in terms of similar patterns elsewhere.

There's been a decline in terms of involvement with the community.

A steady fish harvest also masks the decline in terms of fish biodiversity.

The Nixon Administration will mark the time when the U.S. went into a military, political & economic, decline in terms relative to other powers & combinations of powers.

The decline in terms of points was the biggest since March 14, and the percentage loss was the biggest since March 20.

She did little or nothing about our international decline in terms of skills or schooling, or to settle the debate about our place in Europe.

Newspaper strips had declined in terms of quality — there was not much around to read.

But since 2010, the programme has declined in terms of financial outlay and employment generated.

In 1912 he declined, in terms expressing deep depression, an invitation by Russell to address a mathematical congress in Cambridge.

"Their core voter, the white college-educated voter, is declining in terms of their percentage of the electorate," Mr. Schubert said of the groups backing same-sex marriage.

The rest of the occupations declined in terms of relative employment.