Sentence examples for decline means from inspiring English sources

But decline means different things in different places.

This decline means Next is losing competitive advantage over other high street chains.

The dollar's decline means that import prices are no longer falling.

If the decline means that fewer people are contracting cancer, then that is great news.

The decline means jobless claims have returned to the same level they were two weeks ago.

The decline means that G.M. will most likely lose its title as the world's largest automaker this year to Toyota.

That decline meant that 502,000 fewer 18- to 24-year-olds were uninsured.

Economists had worried the decline meant workers no longer were able to go where the jobs were.

Populations in decline mean economies in decline, and people becoming elderly without young people supporting their needs.

"The Lib Dems may not be a serious party," he said, "but their increased clout and Labour's decline mean they must be taken seriously".

For the Parks and Recreation Department, that decline meant a loss of nearly 3,700 workfare crew members, many of whom had been assigned to pick up trash in city parks.