Sentence examples for enter decline from inspiring English sources

Consider this: Oil fields typically enter decline after 50 years of pumping.

This was even though the mills had passed their zenith and begun to enter decline in this period.

There has been plenty of that, of course, since Rooney's eruption as the bustling young prodigy of Everton and, if he showed superb quality in the 2004 Euros in Portugal, the rest has been intermittent brilliance sandwiched between growing evidence that the player of his English generation, and potentially a member of the world elite, had entered decline.

Because colony sizes vary over the season, whenever possible we used averages of colonies that had adult reproductives present but had not entered decline (see Additional file 2).

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.

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.

And when the research team looked in the other blood samples, those 10 markers of Alzheimer's could predict who was likely to enter mental decline in the following years.

After the emergence in some areas of unselective comprehensive schools during the 1950s and '60s, the importance of the eleven-plus in determining who could eventually enter universities declined.

And as coal enters structural decline, clean energy is booming.

At 34, Berkman has entered the decline phase of his career, with a career-low.245 average.

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