Sentence examples for distressing decline from inspiring English sources

THE Enron collapse, coming on the heels of a wild spike and distressing decline in stock prices, has so angered investors that they are forcing executives to change their practices.

Concerned about the role of bullying in medical errors, the Joint Commission, the primary accrediting body for American health care organizations, has warned of a distressing decline in trust among hospital employees and, with it, a decline in the quality of medical outcomes.

Still, a return to blatantly politicized news from front to back, and an upending of the cultural expectation of and support for neutral reporting, would represent one of the most distressing outcomes of the decline of the newspaper business.

But like their last few releases, their new album, Elseq1-5, is a little less optimistic, a compendium of the distressing sounds of digital decline.

Bickerton has done a valuable and highly informative job in locating the historical roots of Cahiers in the cinematic cultural debate that French intellectuals engaged in from the first world war onwards, and an equally useful one in relating the magazine's decline to the distressing politics of post-1968 France.

The price declines have been distressing for people who bought the seats as investments, expecting them to appreciate.

As pointed out by Cullen Murphy, that city's infamous decline and fall bears a distressing similarity to the privatization, coarsened discourse and elite-driven political establishment that characterizes contemporary America.

As part of the multicomponent intervention behavioral and cognitive strategies were used to train caregivers and patients in the use of aids to compensate for cognitive decline and to cope with distressing behavior.

Putnam's research also led him to a distressing observation: the United States had experienced a significant decline in the level of civic engagement since the 1960s.

Apathy has been linked to greater impairments in activities of daily living and a greater degree of functional decline [ 55] and is a distressing behavioral change for caregivers of patients with AD [ 56].

One of the most distressing aspects of aging is noticing your own cognitive decline.