Sentence examples for decline marks from inspiring English sources

"Union decline marks an erosion of the moral economy and its underlying distributional norms.

Such a 20% decline marks the beginning of a bear market.

And from his restless rest, Chaudhuri assembles a moving portrait of aging parents and a son whose troubles mark them, just as their decline marks him.

When you look at homicides on a graph, this steep decline marks the end of a period of high homicide that began in the early 1960s and which reached peaks in the mid to late 1970s and late 1980s.

Moreover, for India the decline marks the reversal of a positive trend apparel exports to the US rose at an average rate of 21% a year after import quotas were phased out at the beginning of 2005.Policy dilemmaIndian policymakers face a difficult dilemma.

Last year's decline marks the second consecutive annual decline in coal consumption.

Economic decline marked the early years of both Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan, he said, and the effects of their reform only became apparent after five or six years.

The result was an acceleration of a city already in decline, marked by the burned-out shells of buildings still standing decades later as reminders of the disturbances.

The author's account of her father's descent into Alzheimer's disease manages to be lots of things -- painful, comic, bitter, strange, unnerving and touching -- as she chronicles a decline marked by delusions, paranoia, depression and acts of violence.

While researching a biography of Kerouac several years ago, she became aware of reports of men whose lives had followed a trajectory like Kerouac's after the beating: a relentless decline marked by substance abuse, depression, and memory loss.

Daniele Antonucci, who covers Europe at Capital Economics in London, wrote in a research note that while commodity price developments could alter the inflation outlook, "there are plenty of reasons" to believe that the annual decline marked the beginning of a downward trend.