Sentence examples for deep declines from inspiring English sources

A major reason they looked so good was that they were being compared with the deep declines of February 2009.

When individual stores disclose their own figures for November sales on Thursday, they are expected to show the deep declines of early fall continuing.

While new buyers might take comfort in the fact that deep declines in home values seem to have passed, more than 11 million current homeowners owe more on their mortgages than their homes are worth.

Five of the seven states showed an increase in welfare caseloads in 2001, with Indiana's and Wisconsin's rolls growing by about 13percentthethe study shows, suggesting that the deep declines of previous years may have had as much to do with the buoyant economy as with welfare-to-work programs.

But some cities where home prices have been battered look like great buys for investors, a good sign that in spite of deep declines, they might turn around dramatically.

By 1997 the Khmer Rouge were in deep decline, their ranks riddled by desertions and factionalism.

When industry fled south, the valley fell into deep decline in the 1960's.

The Republican Party has suffered deep decline because it has no coherent vision for American society.

Moreover, the level of experience of the typical reviewer was in deep decline.

Long-held customs are fading too, with church attendance in deep decline and abortion and divorce now commonplace.

But with organized labor in a deep decline, few employees know about the labor laws any more.