Sentence examples for devastating decline from inspiring English sources

In recent years, his despair and isolation have sent both his physical and mental health into devastating decline.

In doing so, Pietersen provides a fascinating – if, inevitably, wholly one-sided – account of a period when English cricket went from world dominance to devastating decline and during which the wider sport is facing unprecedented pressure from within and without.

The story of his rapid ascent and devastating decline is the stuff of classical tragedy.

Earlier this month, conservationists warned of the devastating decline in pangolin populations.

To the outside world, many Research in Motion workers are putting a brave face on the stock's devastating decline.

Sunny Taylor, an American who's far from sunny, has taken the job of head nurse in the wake of nursing her mother through a devastating decline.

Devastating declines in their numbers have seen overall populations drop from 600 million to 300 million between 1980 and 2009, the study has discovered.

During the first 3 years of the Iraq war (which Abrams supported as a Bush Administration Deputy National Security Advisor), Iraq's Christian community was devastated, declining from a prewar 1.4 million to around 400,000 in 2008.

Everyone knows that the music business is in marked decline, devastating major labels (just ask Clive Davis, who has been shuffled aside yet again) and retailers alike.

— John Donohue Everyone knows that the music business is in marked decline, devastating major labels (just ask Clive Davis, who has been shuffled aside yet again) and retailers alike.

By John Donohue August 12, 2008 Everyone knows that the music business is in marked decline, devastating major labels (just ask Clive Davis, who has been shuffled aside yet again) and retailers alike.