Sentence examples for declined suddenly from inspiring English sources

Rashtrakuta power declined suddenly, however, after the reign of Indra, and this was fully exploited by the feudatory Taila.

Furthermore, measles incidence declined suddenly at the start of the rainy season (J.R. Kremer, pers. comm)., as was reported for other countries in sub-Saharan Africa (26 ).

He declares that "great powers rarely decline suddenly" — the historian Niall Ferguson argued the exact opposite in his 2011 book "Civilization" — yet then proceeds to offer illustrations showing that "the decline of the British Empire" occurred over a few brief decades.

Brexit as a symptom of post-imperial decline suddenly made sense hearing the delusional plans coming from the Crown itself.

Thus, if both averages had been declining and suddenly one of the two begins to rise, a bull market might lie ahead.

The idea that military spending suddenly declined under President Clinton is also based partly on myth.

The technique was subtly refined during the Kamakura period (1192 1333), but it suddenly declined in the Muromachi period (1338 1573).

A widely cited example is Oman: in 2001, its daily production reached more than 960,000 barrels, but then suddenly declined, despite the use of advanced technologies.

The Related Companies had often portrayed itself as the front-runner until this week, when its partner, News Corporation, suddenly declined to offer an unequivocal commitment to build its headquarters at the railyards.

The cyclical volatility of US gross domestic product suddenly declined during the early 1980s and remained low for over 20 years.

When the Yangshao culture of the mid-Yellow River suddenly declined around 3000 BCE, the culture of the lower-Yellow River began a Westward expansion.