Sentence examples for decline moves from inspiring English sources

A photographic journey through economic decline moves from Walker Evans's depression-era photos to VanDerBeek's own images of the city's destitute industrial spaces.

Those reports sent the Dow Jones industrial average tumbling in a 265-point decline, moving it back into the red for the year.

It concluded that "on balance, 9% of London businesses expected their overall company prospects to decline, moving into negative territory for the first time".

The new projections show the global population rising from just over six billion now to just under nine billion in 2050, followed by a decline, moving downward in a geometric progression.

Along with other cultural figures he was asked to sign a statement supporting the Russian president in the wake of the invasion of Ukraine earlier this year, but declined, moving back to France until he was promised that he would not be pressured to sign.Questions about today's Russia are met with convenient vagueness.

Martha died in 1999 and Bob, whose health was declining, moved to North Carolina to enjoy his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.

Today the words are less frenzied but depressing: downturn, decline, downside moves.

Big-city orchestras always suffer when companies decline or move away, and the Detroit Symphony is a grave example.

There is, for example, at least a 75 per cent chance of a fire should MPs and peers decline to move to a temporary chamber during the work.

LONDON Manchesterer United took full advantage of Arsenal's decline to move easily back to the top of England's Premier League over the weekend.

The passion with which Smith resists this decline is moving – she has an unswerving sense that we are what we read.