Sentence examples for decline unity from inspiring English sources

Like the ancient civilizations of the Old World, those in the New World were characterized by kingdoms and empires, great monuments and cities, and refinements in the arts, metallurgy, and writing; the ancient civilizations of the Americas also display in their histories similar cyclical patterns of growth and decline, unity and disunity.

Brexit is an expression of English -- more than British -- nationalism and is part of a decades-long decline in British unity.

The board of Unity declined.

While Unity declined to comment on its valuation, the company's chief executive, John Riccitiello, said in a phone interview that the company, which was founded over a decade ago, did not have an immediate need for the money.

Some will decline this call to Christian unity for the sake of the purity of their non-negotiable doctrinal boundaries.

Elsewhere, of course, it's become a symbol of cultural decline (France) or a mechanism of unity (India).

Hayes declined the offers, preferring to preserve party unity and retire to private life.

Nearly a decade ago, one of Europe's biggest fans, Jeremy Rifkin, the American author of "The European Dream" and onetime adviser to a president of the European Commission, warned that the main risk to European unity was economic malaise and demographic decline.

Kadima, the centrist party led by Tzipi Livni, the foreign minister, has declined Mr. Netanyahu's offers to join a unity government and is likely to lead the opposition.

The weekend mall attack contradicted the conventional wisdom on Al Shabab — that it is divided and in decline — and shifts the onus to Kenya to demonstrate its unity and resolve.

It is "national unity," and while skepticism abounds, it could well signal the decline of the religious and sectarian parties that have fractured Iraq since 2003.