Sentence examples for fears of decline from inspiring English sources
A decade later, just as Mayberry was being readied for prime time, fears of decline were ratcheting up further.
The misinformation is dangerous, since it fuels fears of decline and displacement among some whites, anxieties that are not only divisive but groundless.
In "Capital Affairs" (2010), Frank Mort, a cultural historian at the University of Manchester, argued that the neo-imperial pomp surrounding Elizabeth's coronation in 1953 was shadowed by fears of declining sexual morals, spurred partly by immigration from the former colonies.
The fears of declining demand from China also sent copper prices to their lowest level in four-and-a-half years in London and hit shares in mining companies.
So as the world begins to see the impacts of globalized society with the elections of new leaders ― including Mr. Trump ― the answer to the fears of declining economies may just be a basic income system.
The United States is in a funk over the fear of decline and a still-wobbly economy.
But overall, he will have to reassure a country that has been taken over by fear of decline, fear of its own divisions and sometimes its own ghosts.
The economy is strong enough for policy makers to think beyond the immediate crisis but not so strong that it allays the national fear of decline.
In the Nouvel Obs, the French president, François Hollande, explained that the rise of nationalism and popularism in Europe was linked to "the fear of decline", "relations with Islam", and an ageing population.
Tony wouldn't say what his business really was, and that gave his malaise a more metaphorical feel — the fear of decline he described could just as easily have been about the nation's best years as the job he described as "waste management consultant".
