Sentence examples for decline of what from inspiring English sources

It has been accompanied by a decline of what I call inclusion.

Any advice? A. There are many who, like you, lament the decline of what is known as the subway fold.

For all the optimism, church insiders privately acknowledge the decline of what are often already tiny rural churches means something will have to change.

Now, drive capacity is becoming more than good enough for notebook computer makers, presaging the decline of what has been a beautiful business.

WRITING in the magazine Wine last year, my friend Jancis Robinson wondered "Whatever Happened to White Burgundy?" Hers was a melancholy tale about the decline of what were once the finest of all white wines.

WHEN Marc Jerome walks down the street from his office at Monroe College's campus here he passes vacant buildings, reminders of the decline of what was once a favorite destination for Westchester residents.

"If hunting does not stop, all populations that are hunted will decline, irrespective of what happens to their habitat.

He declined because of what he called a condescending tone.

Besides, Buglife reminds us, species are declining because of what we are doing to the landscape.

A taste: "We live in the declining years of what is still the biggest economy in the world, where a looter elite has fastened itself upon the decaying carcass of the empire.

In that sense, what's really being valued here is entertainment that's protected by copyright, which in the era of viral videos is actually a declining share of what we watch.