Sentence examples for declining into depression from inspiring English sources

The mountains were his, and he could not bear to see them conquered by anyone else.Other champion climbers had felt the same, declining into depression and sometimes suicide once their careers were over.

Said to have over-relied upon the textile sector, as the importation of cheaper foreign yarns grew during the 20th century, Oldham's economy declined into a depression, although it was not until 1964 that Oldham ceased to be the largest centre of cotton spinning.

Whereas the Eurozone is declining into negative growth for the third time since 2008, in what Paul Krugman is now calling Europe's Second Great Depression, as Greece has elected a government that is rebelling against German-inspired austerity measures.

Mental abilities generally decline into dementia.

These levels decline into adulthood (5).

This not only helped to turn the 1929 stock market decline into a depression, it also chipped away at trust between nations, paving the way for World War II.

The faster the decline in depression is, the lower the PIU level is.

Audience figures that had declined in the Depression picked up again.

Populations also decline with depressions.

As the 1960s and '70s counterculture faded, his books declined in popularity in the United States, and, although he gained a following overseas, Brautigan sank into depression and alcoholism.

A number of countries in Latin America fell into depression in late 1928 and early 1929, slightly before the U.S. decline in output.