Sentence examples for fearsome decline from inspiring English sources

Already many here speak of a fearsome decline in Pashtun morality.

The guilty plea Thursday of a woman accused of infiltrating the National Rifle Association on behalf of the Russian government has thrust the powerful conservative group into an uncomfortable spotlight as the organization appears to be facing declining donations and signs its fearsome political influence may be waning.

Then, in the bottom of the ninth, American League Manager Joe Girardi declined to use Alex Rodriguez — perhaps the most fearsome hitter on his roster — as a pinch-hitter against Jonathan Broxton, against whom Rodriguez had singled and walked in two previous appearances, or as a pinch-runner for David Ortiz, who was forced out at second on John Buck's shallow fly that bounced in right field.

Corporate profits fell from a peak of $613 billion in August 1997 to $491 billion by August of 2001 a decline of 20%, despite round after round of fearsome cost-cutting by U.S. companies.

Corporate profits have fallen from a peak of $613 billion in August 1997 to $491 billion by August of 2001 a decline of 20%, despite round after round of fearsome cost-cutting by U.S. companies.

The attacks showed the fearsome and growing strength of Al Qaeda in Iraq, seemingly on the decline only a few years ago.

Ms. Roitfeld was doubtless aware that in raising the specter of human decline, Mr. Klein had taken a pickax to fashion's most fearsome taboo.

The political part presents Joe as a fearsome dinosaur, a fierce advocate of the war in Vietnam whose power begins its inexorable decline with the assassination of Kennedy.

FEARSOME volatility?

She is fearsome.

A fearsome statistic.