Sentence examples for falling into a decline from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

The company hummed along through the mid-1920's, then fell into a slow decline.