Sentence examples for face declining from inspiring English sources

The unions can flex their muscles, but face declining popularity.

CHAMPAGNE and other French products may soon face declining sales in Tallinn, Tbilisi and places in between.

And what might happen to local libraries, many of which already face declining use and strained budgets?

An annual survey of colleges and universities found that a growing number of schools face declining enrollment and less revenue from tuition.

They face declining voter turnout, ticket-splitting, proliferating minor parties and the growth of independent voters, now a fifth of the Nassau enrollment and a fourth in Suffolk.

But automakers, who expect a drop in sales and face declining profits and having to lay off tens of thousands of workers, are not eager for new regulations.

Both organizations, however, are facing declining membership.

RadioShack has faced declining net income in the last two years.

Doctors, facing declining reimbursements and higher costs, have only minutes to spend with each patient.

Like many small liberal arts colleges, Marymount faced declining enrollment and financial problems in recent years.

Like other newspapers, The News has been facing declining classified and advertising revenue and rising distribution costs.