Sentence examples for decline made from inspiring English sources

But the widespread notion that politics should be "the management of decline" made her blood boil.

The resulting economic decline made the rapid Muslim conquest of the area an easy task in the 7th century.

After this taste of fame, Jackson's career tumbled into a long decline, made more agonizing by periodic relapses of hope.

The other is Michigan, where the auto industry's long decline made the state an underperformer during both boom and bust.

The effective governance and economic policies of West Germany's government made that country's citizens embrace democracy, whereas Britain's economic decline made Britons more cynical about politics.

HE said he felt that TrizecHahn's decision to market 1411 Broadway as an apparel center, despite the industry's overall decline, made sense.

The technology industry, especially a segment in decline, makes Dell an even more difficult buyout target.

The decline makes United States products cheaper and contributes to improved sales abroad.

But what Americans today might envy, with our intimations of national decline, makes thoughtful Germans uneasy.

And the transaction costs decline, making it cheaper for providers to reach rural populations.

If he (rightly) denies that American might made America right, how can he claim that American decline makes America wrong?