Sentence examples for decline like from inspiring English sources

"It is mostly in areas most likely to be seeing some decline, like Southern California, Florida, and big cities in the Midwest," rapid growth areas that are now seeing the other side of the curve.

Margin calls are most likely to occur in the days after a sharp decline like Monday's.

After all, nothing screams "gradual decline" like thinning or retreating hair.

Yet American Home's decline, like that of the subprime lenders, was quick.

If all we have to endure is a slow decline like Great Britain did, we'll be lucky.

In other instances, those who lost jobs may have been good workers but were laid off from occupations or industries that are in permanent decline, like manufacturing.

Whilst recent performance has improved, it has seen a decline in like for like sales across its store portfolio as well as its operating margins being squeezed.

"With another quarter of declining like-for-likes, Sainsbury's now knows for certain that it is in a fight.

The year-on-year drop was driven by a 2.7% decline in like-for-like sales.

The supermarket posted its worst UK sales performance in decades last week – a 3.8% decline in like-for-like sales.

Next said a big rise in online sales offset a decline in like-for-like sales at its stores.