Sentence examples for entered decline from inspiring English sources

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).

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.

A brand is born, grows lustily, attains maturity, and then enters declining years, after which it is quietly buried.

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.

When we apply the Patzek et al. scaling theory to 2199 individual wells in the Haynesville, we find 1546 wells have entered exponential decline due to pressure interference.

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.