Sentence examples for growing decline from inspiring English sources
"growing decline" is not a grammatically correct phrase
"Growing" and "decline" have opposite meanings, so using them together creates a contradictory statement. Instead, you could use phrases like "steadily declining" or "growing decrease" to convey the idea of something decreasing over time. Example: "The economy has been experiencing a steady decline in recent years."
And in the final days of his reign, the General slowly locates himself in the situation of his growing decline.
The literature suggests there is a growing decline in full-time equivalents of physician services, especially in areas where women are entering in greater numbers (e.g., family practice, obstetrics and gynaecology) and a sustained decline in the number of applicants where women do not apply (e.g., surgery) [ 5].
Cotton growing declined in the Albany area after a serious boll weevil infestation in 1915.
Nationwide, there are 300,000 fewer farmers than there were 20 years ago, while the amount of land devoted to growing declined about 3percentt between 1987 and 1997, according to the Agriculture Department.
The paleoclimatic record shows downward dips in atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide and methane during times of plague-related depopulation - when forest clearing would have slowed, animal husbandry receded and rice growing declined.
Cells receiving cisplatin alone did not grow, declined their viability and displayed morphology with major cellular damage, and DNA content with abundant hypodiploidism and hyperploidism.
He also predicted that exports will stop growing or decline by mid-2009.
To combat with the growing economic decline, Hoover organized a number of voluntary measures with businesses, encouraged state and local government responses, and accelerated federal building projects.
But even during his lifetime, Bellefonte had seen the end of its glory: after 1890, its population, heretofore steadily growing, would decline for the next thirty years.
DM is a cause of significant sickness absence and incapacity for work and therefore is associated with a growing productivity decline in Poland.
The proportion of interval cancers that are fast growing should decline with the elapsed time since last screen, as the selection effect of testing diminishes.
