Sentence examples for declining like from inspiring English sources

But Tribune's results kept declining like those of the industry as a whole.

And much of their production is in mature regions that are declining, like the North Sea.

But they also learned that some sea turtles are still declining — like leatherbacks in the Eastern and Western Pacific.

Even the Rust Belt cities that continue declining – like Pittsburgh, St . Louis and Cleveland– haven't done so to Detroit's extent, nor do they generally have Detroit's level of poverty, unemployment, service failure, and visible decrepitude.

"Chinese science budgets are expanding, not static or declining like in many other major countries," says Ben Bravery, founder of Kexue Communications, a Beijing-based science communications firm that acts as a bridge between China and the West, working with Chinese researchers, organizations, and educational institutes to transfer knowledge.

"With another quarter of declining like-for-likes, Sainsbury's now knows for certain that it is in a fight.

The chain has now entered its fourth year of declining like-for-like sales and Potts, probably sensibly, declined to predict when the bottom will be reached.

As downtown Elyria declined, like so many other American downtowns, so did Donna's business.

Not that defence is about to decline like coal mines, steel and textiles, whose customers turned to cheaper suppliers in poor countries.

Still, some analysts see a danger in ever-rising spending based on volatile sources that are eventually bound to decline, like the financial or real estate markets.

But the value of Sears has declined like a stone pitched off a bridge, now worth only $6B1(1% the Apple value) despite all that real estate!