Sentence examples for end of the decline from inspiring English sources

The return of a Labour government, which gave unions greater recognition and freedom to organise without repealing the most radical of the Thatcher legislation, led to the beginning of the end of the decline.

Near the very end of the decline he collected himself to lay out the case for common stocks.

One big plus is the rise in housing permits, which is somewhat more positive than housing starts and indicates that the end of the decline in housing prices is upon us.

Their advent has been compared to that of the barbarian penetration of western Europe in the 5th century ad, which marked the end of the declining western Roman Empire.

The entire event lasts about 20 min from the start of the growth period to the end of the declining period, judging from the original image data.

Furthermore, the auroral luminosity is observed to increase during the declining period, and the total time from the start of the growth period to the end of the declining period is found to be about 20 min.

Again, the duration of the event from the start of the growth period to the end of the declining period is about 20 min, judging from the original image data.

The positive divergence in the RSI since it bottomed out in February is also telling us to start looking for the end of this decline in the euro.

It's those words that are liable to seem more than a little ludicrous today, with the end of Empire, the decline of the navy – and with the possible break-up of Britannia itself.

"I'm the manager who's come in on the back end of that decline and trying to save the Titanic from sinking.

And wages — we'll see the end of this decline we're having.