Sentence examples for decline suffering from inspiring English sources

In any case, the float held its own through the 50's, then went into decline, suffering from both the rise of fast food chains with ubiquitous shakes and the disappearance of soda shops and variety stores.

Honey bees have long been known to be in decline, suffering from the enigmatic colony collapse disorder, and the latest research on U.S. bumble bees only exacerbates concerns over future food production, as bees are responsible for pollinating 90percentt of the world's commercial plants, from fruits and vegetables to coffee and cotton.

Sanders, and only Sanders, talked that way about decline and suffering.

Potential opponents for Mr Mole on Saturday include Sire De Grugy, the 2014 Champion Chase winner, and Sprinter Sacre, one of the outstanding two-milers the sport has seen but apparently on the decline since suffering a heart problem during a race in December 2013.

That the electorate has, in its plurality, decided to live in Trump's world of vanity, hate, arrogance, untruth, and recklessness, his disdain for democratic norms, is a fact that will lead, inevitably, to all manner of national decline and suffering.

In an industry that is suffering decline, it is an indie label that is reaping the benefits of adapting and experimenting with new technologies, thinking on one's feet and being open to new ideas.

In the first-ever gene therapy application of its kind in humans, researchers have successfully slowed cognitive decline in patients suffering from Alzheimer's disease.

It is coherent with previous evidence that show that good mental health is a protective factor of functional decline in subjects suffering from knee osteoarthritis.

In fact, there is evidence that increased task demands provoke a disproportionate performance decline in patients suffering from Alzheimer's disease and mild cognitive impairment [ 63, 64].

In both cases, the plant life-form suffering decline was a palm the Jubaea palm (now extinct, but related to the extant Jubaea chilensis of South America) in Rapa Nui (Easter Island; Hunt 2007) and the Loulu palm (Pritchardia spp). in Hawai'i (Athens et al. 2002; Athens 2009).

Today, all the newsmagazine shows are suffering declining ratings.