Sentence examples for decline thought from inspiring English sources

After a progressive decline thought to be due to overhunting and habitat contraction, the species became extinct in 1627.

At a time when the West was seen as in deep decline, most thought that Japan was in the process of becoming the world's greatest economic power.

The music impresario Tony Wilson "managed a lengthy and slow decline which some thought was actually an ongoing career".

Course readings will concern the formation and decline of various thought communities, intellectual social movements, scientific disciplines, and broader research paradigms.

The real damage though isn't just efficiency, but also the decline in deep thought and creativity that is at the core of excellent, innovative work.

Upadek myśli konserwatywnej w Polsce (The Decline of Conservative Thought in Poland), 1914.

A sports enthusiast, Putin had sent clear signals in the past for his preference of muscle over mind, and the decline of free thought and profusion of oligarch-owned team sports are some of the intended consequences.

Likewise, at the Tribune papers the path will be to try to cut its costs faster than its revenues are declining without much thought to how to grow the business – not least of all because there is no one who really knows how to grow it.

The thought of decline seemed to haunt Pep Guardiola.

According to one school of thought the decline began in 1913, as the Pampas became fully settled: growth slowed because the country proved unable to industrialise and diversify effectively.

In the NAPLS sample, several variables predicted conversion; the most powerful were a diagnosis of schizotypal personality disorder, substance abuse, a recent decline in functioning, unusual thought content and/or suspicion.