Sentence examples for enter a decline from inspiring English sources

After the collapse of his marriage to Elizabeth Jane Howard (for whom he had left Martin's mother, Hilary, in 1963), Kingsley Amis began to enter a decline.

However, most products that enter a decline stage experience a decline in sales, which in turn causes an increase in warehouse costs, and a decline in competitiveness, owing to a delay in the release of new products.

By the early 1920s anarchism in most parts of East Asia had entered a decline from which it would not recover.

United, on the other hand, are a side seeming to be entering a decline: a remarkable thing to say about a team atop the table.

A housing boom decreased prices in the early 20th century, and soon after World War II, Park Slope entered a decline, as did most of Brooklyn.

The size of this country's work force peaked in 1998 and has since entered a decline that experts expect to accelerate.

As a mercantile power, however, Ragusa eventually entered a decline parallel to that of Venice, so that by the 18th century it had become little more than an economic backwater.

"With the end of the cold war," said Robert Dallek, the author of a highly regarded biography of Lyndon B. Johnson and a biography of John F. Kennedy that is soon to be published, "we entered a decline in government and in the presidency.

Spratt's fortunes diverged sharply from Longland's, and while the tribute was being booked to be Bowie more than ever (fans who wanted to hear the music live having no other option now), Spratt's lookaliking had entered a decline.

His government's fortunes entered a decline following the 1930 election.

In regular league play, his offence entered a decline as he scored 34 points that season, then 27 in 1938 39.