Sentence examples for decline in the wake of from inspiring English sources

However, the city economy quickly turned into decline in the wake of market reforms and resource depletion.

Before its sweeping renovation, the Howard was a symbol of the District's decline in the wake of the 1968 riots.

The number of people struggling with debt went into decline in the wake of the financial crisis but since 2016 numbers have been rising again.

Poundland recovered 12.1p to 312.2p after Thursday's decline in the wake of its cautious outlook, as Morgan Stanley raised its recommendation from underweight to equal weight with a price target of 280p.

Officials recently announced that the department supported around $30 billion in loans for the third straight year in fiscal year 2013, even as small-business lending nationwide continued to decline in the wake of the recession.

Data released Thursday showed that the export-oriented manufacturing sector in Europe surged in April, suggesting that the euro's decline in the wake of Greece's debt troubles has helped to keep the Continent's modest recovery afloat.

The quality of Faulkner's writing is often said to have declined in the wake of the Nobel Prize.

Banks recovered from Wednesday's declines in the wake of the European Central Bank stress tests, with Royal Bank of Scotland up 4.4p at 356.5p and Lloyds Banking Group up 2.21p at 80.12p.

It made a small loss in the year to 30 June 2017 after the number of shoppers visiting its stores declined in the wake of the terrorist attacks in London and Manchester.

Leading shares started the week in positive mood - just - helped by a revival on Wall Street after Friday's declines in the wake of the US Federal Reserve leaving interest rates on hold.

Banks have recovered from Wednesday's declines in the wake of the European Central Bank stress tests, with Royal Bank of Scotland up 5p at 357.1p and Lloyds Banking Group up 1.49p at 79.40.