Sentence examples for declining into a from inspiring English sources

It is declining into a sort of primitivism, a debate over what is inherently unknown.

"It's a very good sign that we are not declining into a longer recession," said Jürgen Matthes, senior economist at the Cologne Institute for Economic Research.

A generation ago, when America's manufacturing heartland was declining into a Rust Belt, Japan's leaders vowed to avoid the same fate as their own economy matured.

Ian Bassin is the founding Executive Director of Protect Democracy, a nonpartisan nonprofit dedicated to preventing our democracy from declining into a more autocratic form of government.

Thus, understanding patients' perceived well-being, mood, pain, and quality of life parameters is of great importance in order to predict the possible risk of their developing a serious disease or declining into a poor medical condition [ 3- 9].

But his use of mathematical equations to solve human problems is why we're slowly declining into an abyss of computer logic.

He recalled watching it decline into "a ghost town" by 1980.

"This has declined into a squabble over semantics," said John Connor, chief executive of the Climate Institute.

Jaded, beset by financial worries, their marriage has declined into a state of loveless habit.

Toronto and other Canadian cities have allowed the homeless and affordable-housing situation to decline into a deplorable state.

The once-elegant terraces and squares had declined into a wilderness of rooming houses and were threatened with demolition.