Sentence examples for decline the concept from inspiring English sources

Though Columbia Record Club was eventually lost to the world following a series of mergers, aquisitions, and market decline, the concept of vinyl subscription services continued to live on.

But by the empire's declining years, the concept of suffragium, which had originally meant "ballot," then the exerting of influence, had evolved into a word for outright bribery.

The writers wanted Sheryl Crow, but she declined and the concept was later dropped.

Mr. Campbell mourns the decline of the concept of truth in recent philosophy, but also honors the intellectual heritage of the lie.

Writer discusses the argument French political thinker Montesquieu made in his work "Considerations on the Auses of the Greatness of the Romans and Their Decline"for the concept that a republic's power lay in the integrity of its political institutions and not in its armies.

Researchers have proposed that AD biomarkers are present prior to cognitive impairment and associate with subsequent cognitive and functional decline, supporting the concept of a 'preclinical' stage of AD [ 1].

The interest in Europe and Asia is a sharp contrast to the declining activity in North America, the concept's birthplace.

The issues of federalism, ethnicity in politics and state centralisation were not resolved by the crisis and partly contributed to a decline in support for the concept of the state among Congolese people.

"Do you like the concept?" He declined.

One wrench in the longevity of the concept is declining rents, which may attract more long-term tenants and quell landlords' desire to deal with pop-ups.

He managed to secure a $2 million grant from a "multinational corporation" he declined to name to develop the concept.