Sentence examples for epochal decline from inspiring English sources
In his widely discussed National Bureau of Economic Research paper, "Is U.S. Economic Growth Over?" Gordon predicts a dark future of "epochal decline in growth from the U.S. record of the last 150 years".
Congress' decline represents an epochal change for a fractious nation long held together by the party's big-tent liberalism.
How often in the greening spring, 'Neath bough and bank reclining [I can't re-mem-ber this next line] And gay young girls declining... On another day, he contrived an epochal whine, murmuring to Carol that he always came in third in my mother's heart: first there was The New Yorker, then me (me, Roger), and then, way down the line somewhere, himself.
But impressionism was epochal.
This is deep time, epochal time".
Occasionally, however, epochal bands emerged.
It can be said without exaggeration that this epochal work is directly responsible for, among other things, an effective universal health care system, world peace, smooth-running public transportation and significant declines in global warming and the divorce rate.
This feels like an epochal moment.
Epochal transformations like these are complicated.
