Sentence examples for facing declines from inspiring English sources

It is, without question, an unmitigated disaster for organised labour, which, facing declines in their traditional manufacturing base, bet most of its future on the public sector decades ago, rather than shift their organising toward growing industries like retail and IT.

Both organizations, however, are facing declining membership.

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

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

The tire maker, which had a $9.36 million loss last year, is facing declining demand and higher costs for materials like rubber.

This "true chief of men", facing decline and death, yearns impotently for lost youth, and proposes a feeble bargain.

The merger took place when oil producers, Halliburton's main customers, were facing declining oil prices and were trimming spending.

AT&T, facing declining revenue, has been trying to reduce debt by separating and spinning off some businesses.

Small businesses have been hit hard by the slowing economy, facing declining demand and having a difficult time getting loans.

Facing declining revenues in the West, where patents on many blockbuster drugs have expired, firms are looking to emerging markets as a source of growth.

Already facing declining revenues, last month Abril announced it would fire a handful of senior editors and merge its ten publishing divisions into five.