In the years of conscious, self-inflicted decline at home, "losses" continued to mount elsewhere.
The old one will try to stem its profit decline at home.
— Eric Asimov The New York Times: Tesco, the world's third-largest supermarket chain, announces a $1.6 billion spending program to reverse its decline at home in Britain.
To offset the latest sales decline at home, Manganese, which also makes automotive components and bus doors but derives three-quarters of its profits from taxi sales, is exporting its design to America.
The cascade of victories is in the record book, but it's also true that after the plot commenced, team batting declined at home and rose in road games.
The monarchy has also been taken increasingly seriously by historians of the British Empire, who point out that even as the power of the Crown declined at home during the 19th century, it was expanded abroad, where Queen Victoria was often seen as a unifying figure as well as a defender of minority interests.
If not, why does declining violence at home not translate into less violence abroad?
The trade deficit, coupled with declining consumption at home, has been described by one politician as an ordeal "as harsh as a Korean winter".
HOUSTON — The ailing American coal industry, which has pinned its hopes on exports to counter a declining market at home, is scaling back its ambitions as demand from abroad starts to ebb as well.
Foreign players like Ford that have entered the Indian market, after declining fortunes at home, continue to express optimism about India, both as a market and a production base.
