Sentence examples for decline too much from inspiring English sources

I imagine that the Spiels will be comforted to know that should sales ever decline too much, there's still another step they can take: Super Size the place!

Luckily, he didn't decline too much during this period, but it was still a battle to get to school, and he worked out that if he said he was sick then he would be sent home.

Mr. Leno's shows tend to fare best in their first half hour; if they were to decline too much in the second half hour, NBC's affiliated stations would see their news shows adversely affected.

A study of a hundred recent corporate crises suggests that bosses who are charismatic autocrats are "a major source of organizational decline". Too much publicity and self-congratulation, in other words, can be bad for business.

"If pollinators decline too much, we're gonna feel it," he added.

In a June 18 speech, Perry -- who was not then a candidate -- ticked off a list of root causes driving the nation's decline: "Too much spending, too much interfering and too much apologizing".

The first is that the Patriots balls declined too much.

The drugs would be most valuable if they could be used before cognitive ability had declined too much.

This time, the organization hinted that its members would keep close watch on the market and would be ready to act quickly if needed by cutting production if prices declined too much.

However, similarly to using prognostic indicators, considering the time point when co-morbidities cannot be treated might be too late in the disease trajectory to provide proactive palliative care as the cognitive abilities of a person with dementia have declined too much so that the person is no longer able to participate in the decision making process and advance care planning.

Or, those lending institutions will all help each other, and themselves, by taking measures to stave off costly foreclosures (if the prices of homes fall too much, or sales decline enough, the finance companies lose as well).