Sentence examples for declines to nothing from inspiring English sources

And that point is all important: too much stress or pressure and your performance declines to nothing.

Industrial production fell to a quarter of the 1975 level, and foreign investment declined to almost nothing, while devaluation deeply reduced the value of the Malagasy franc.

However, automation through self-driving technology will cause massive disruption to this industry of personal mobility with the variable cost of transportation declining to almost nothing.

While the global contemporary art market failed to match the record year from July 2010 to June 2011, the 6 per cent decline to €860m was "nothing alarming" Mr Bremond said.

Google declined to comment, saying, "nothing more to share at this time" and linking to Google CEO Sundar Pichai's note to employees last month.

Perhaps the most significant of Chapman's fictional visitors is Melville's enigmatically obstinate clerk, Bartleby, who wastes away to nothing by declining all offers of assistance and even food with the repeated mantra: "I'd prefer not to".

Mr. Kerins said the man, whom he declined to name, had done nothing improper.

An embassy official who declined to be identified said nothing had been decided about Mr. Fujimori's plans for the future.

But Pete's physical decline did nothing to stop his insatiable desire to raise awareness and help find a cure for the disease that threatens his own life.

His bank forecasts growth next year of 0.7 percent, and a deficit that would decline to 3.8 percent of G.D.P. if nothing is done.

Mr. Reich, on the other hand, said a Vatican official, whom he declined to name, had told him nothing that would indicate that the scholars would be granted any future access to material in the archives.