Sentence examples for fundamental decline from inspiring English sources

They master the patois of globaloney — the ability to declaim for portentous minutes about the revolution in world affairs brought about by technological change/environmental degradation/the fundamental decline in moral values.

"This may be more of a fundamental decline in demand than just summer doldrums," Shelleby said.

It's an industry perfectly structured for sweeping problems under the rug, and as its fundamentals have declined over the last decade, that's just what it's been doing.

The debate was was decided and shelved: The Big Fundamental would never decline.

We also suspect that consumer fundamentals will progressively decline... On the positive side, the sharply weakened pound should boost exports".

I remember thinking that right here, in the midst of mountains of books, was proof of a decline so fundamental that it felt, simply, irreversible.

But the element that has caught forecasters most off-guard this year has been a more fundamental change — a seeming decline in the predictability of politics because of a shift in how institutions shape outcomes.

"By validating almost all surveillance measures provided in the surveillance law adopted on 25 June, the French constitutional council legalises mass surveillance and endorses a historical decline in fundamental rights," it said, branding the decision "extremely disappointing".

Other critics have labelled it the French "Big Brother" act, likening it to the tyrannical and sinister government surveillance in George Orwell's novel 1984, calling it as a "historic decline in fundamental rights" and an attack on democracy.

What are some of the fundamental causes for the decline in the physician-scientist workforce?

One fundamental reason for a decline in oil production with time is the existence of fractures and permeability variations that exist between the different layers of the reservoir.