Sentence examples for declining need from inspiring English sources

FOR any business, heaven is strong demand for its products, a declining need for reinvestment and little likelihood of new competitors.

Through an analysis of the urban layout and settlement patterns of the Erlitou site, I argue that the practice of building non-fortified capitals began during this time due to the declining need for peripheral fortifications.

In a promotional video, Scott Wilson, a designer who founded Minimal, directly acknowledges the declining need for wristwatches, which "have been reduced to a status symbol and a fashion accessory," as he puts it.

With a declining need for paper copies of government budgets, booklets and instruction manuals, the Government Printing Office is hoping to scale back with plans to offer buyouts to about 330 employees as soon as this fall.

The point is that U.S. "regionals" are in the leasing business – and the leasing sector they are in involves aircraft that major airlines have a declining need for.

Staff members "don't have a sense of declining need in their communities," said analyst Zoe Neuberger of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a poverty-focused think tank.

To avoid such intrusions, people may decline needed services such as mental-health care, and avoid controversial actions such as filing grievances against governments.

Declining powers need to give up some influence -- and that includes France and Britain.

In England, the numbers of learning disability nurses are declining; a need for urgent attention to workforce planning issues has been advocated.

To find out why some songbird species are declining, we need to find out what is happening to the unsuccessful birds, he says.

Reports of declining innovation need to be considered in the context of their timescale and perspective.