Sentence examples for fall into a decline from inspiring English sources

After the Internet boom, it was predicted that paper mail would fall into a decline, pushed out by e-mail.

Despite these changes, and many other minor ones, Scouting started to fall into a decline through the 1990s with falling membership levels.

Then, in the 1960's and 70's, the area fell into a decline.

Tresh played on the Yankees' pennant-winners of 1963 and '64 and was a mainstay in their lineup through the remainder of the decade, when the team fell into a decline.

It fell into a decline, despite the continuing presence of a loyal corps of year-rounders, and then, six or seven years ago, more weekenders began fixing up old houses.

By the 40's, the golden age of movie palaces was falling into a decline that, in the 70's, the mall-driven rise of the multiplex began to counter, only for it to be clobbered again by the VCR craze.

Towards the middle of the 18th century the silk industry fell into a decline - partly due to the introduction of printed calico cloth - and riots ensued.

Within the central bank, several officials are alarmed at the threat of the economy falling into a dangerous cycle of declining demand, wages and prices not experienced since the Depression.

Food prices had been falling but even then, the global price fall did not translate into a comparable decline on local markets in most poor countries, so the poor did not benefit much.

These "after" numbers are current as of today – at the time when Dennis reported the immediate effects to us, some of the after numbers were even lower, with declines falling into a 20-25 perange range, depending on the user, he says.

By the early 19th century, the industry had fallen into a steep decline.