Sentence examples for declined for a while from inspiring English sources

Popular interest in Moore's work was perceived by some to have declined for a while in the UK but has been revived in recent times by exhibitions including Henry Moore at Tate Britain in 2010 and Moore at Kew and Hatfield in 2007 and 2011 respectively.

In any case, if inflation keeps heating up and investors fall victim to money illusion, stocks may well decline for a while.

For one thing, Yahoo's revenues have been in declining for a while now, and the trend continued.

MSNBC ratings have been declining for a while, and CNN has been making slight gains in its audience size.

Assyrian power declined for a time, while that of Babylonia rose.

After their recent run upward, and even without the emergence of any nasty news, stocks could easily "consolidate," that is, decline for a while before moving upward again.

German has also been in decline for a while: 1974 saw the publication of Die Leiden der Jungen Wörter, "The Sorrows of Young Words" (a pun on Goethe's Die Leiden des Jungen Werthers, the "Sorrows of Young Werther").

Efron observed that the empirical hazard functions for both samples start near zero, suggesting an initial high-risk period in the beginning, a decline for a while, and then stabilization after about one year.

On the one hand, traditional SMS revenues have been in decline for a while now, as increasing competition carriers has been met with added pressure from other services like BBM on BlackBerry devices, or iMessage on the iPhone, and WhatsApp.

Al-Mu'tadid's capable reign is credited with having arrested the Abbasid Caliphate's decline for a while, but his successes were too dependent on the presence of an energetic ruler at the helm, and ultimately his reign "was too short to reverse long-term trends and re-establish Abbasid power on a long-term basis" (H. Kennedy).

Sadly, no one has yet invented a credit card error-code that means "declined for offences committed while administering Pinochet's Chile".