Sentence examples for decline loss from inspiring English sources

Awful Scotland Sharp decline; loss of constituency and list seats.

There are so many reasons for a restaurant's decline: loss of celebrated chef, management inefficiency or absenteeism, premature expansion, staff arrogance.

It was probably this, in large measure, that caused social critics in the tradition of Lasch to speak of Americans as undergoing "catastrophic cultural decline, loss of moral bearings, and a surfeit of hedonistic self-indulgence".

Those who see nothing but decline, loss and failure in Tuesday's results, those who see a victory for "the transfer-payment state," and the "entitlement mentality," miss the point.

The legacy of warfare and sanctions by the United States and the EU, together with problems of infrastructure decline, loss of human capital, and corruption, left the country generally unattractive to foreign investors.

The vital energies may tend to operate in a manner that leads toward decline, loss of potencies and fertility, and death; they may also, however, tend to operate in an opposite manner that leads toward excess, increase and perversion of potencies, and chaos.

But if housing prices decline, losses from an enormous cohort of loans, most originated between 2006 and 2009, could subsume the agency's reserves.

This result is in agreement with theoretical studies showing that during population decline, losses of genetic diversity take several generations to be detectable, whereas inbreeding increases immediately (e.g., Amos 1999; Lowe et al. 2005).

But prosecutors said that Mr. Ferguson's objective was to help Gen Re's biggest client at a time when A.I.G.'s declining loss reserves were hurting its stock.

Box wants to show that it can grow its revenue with either a flat loss in dollar terms or a declining loss.

This convexly declining loss rate has been described with a Weibull hazard function (Hughes and Liberles 2007).