Sentence examples for declines of that from inspiring English sources

Market declines of that duration are unusual: the S.& P. last dropped for six weeks in 2002, with a total decline of almost 15 percent, according to Yardeni Research.

That rally was one of eight times that the S.& P. had spiked up at least 4 percent since the end of 2008, while in the same period it experienced 10 declines of that size.

One fascinating phenomenon laid bare in this week's conversations was the decline of that term.

Its only rival might have been T'ang, China, but this is the period of the decline of that empire.

Traces the decline of that system to the thirties when national issues and organization began to supersede local & regional ones.

The death in 2006 of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the leader of Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, coincided with the decline of that group's influence in Iraq.

As the owner of Dexter and H. H. Brown, Berkshire is now the largest shoe manufacturer in the country -- a dubious distinction given the decline of that industry.

The decline of that illness, a doctor friend of hers predicts, will give rise to a new one, "the inability to become attached to anything".

Unbroken tradition is what made Russian opera great, and the tragic decline of that tradition is visible in such famous instances as the Bolshoi.

The brook trout, diving downward, is meant to depict the decline of that species when loggers cleared the Catskills in the 19th century, raising stream temperatures.

The continuous decline of that population over the past 10 years is behind the company's decision to sell the West Sayville facility, Mr. Nimkoff said.