Sentence examples for get a decline from inspiring English sources

The blacks get a decline in wages after inflation.

"And like it or not, we tend to get a decline thereafter, as the market digests what it just gained".

Get a decline bench and secure your legs at the highest point so you won't fall off.

As magazine publishers struggle to get a declining number of print subscribers to switch to digital magazines delivered to tablets and phones, they're experimenting with different delivery formats and subscription models, trying to hit on something that works.

The grocery business has been getting a declining share of the consumer budget (see chart).

"I love literature, and I resent the fact that it's got a declining role in our culture," Boyle says.

Add to that the fact that these creatures reproduce slowly, and you get a sharp decline in global shark populations, to the extent that some scientists say about 30 percent of all shark species are in danger of extinction.

"In the midst of recession, with very sour moods, housing activity begins to improve because we get a big decline in mortgage rates," said Robert Barbera, chief economist for ITT Investment Technology Group.

Every four years some of these tests are changed, and in the first year of the test you get a tremendous decline in the test scores.

"If we get a sharp decline in the Dow, smaller stocks are going to be road kill," Mullins warns.

As the 1990s showed, instead we get a long, slow decline that is only fully visible in retrospect.