Sentence examples for halting decline from inspiring English sources

But at least Spain can now concentrate on building up the economy, rather than just halting decline.

She began initiatives aimed at raising educational standards and halting declining enrollment, then common among Catholic women's colleges.

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Under his leadership, the city continued to move away from the concept of building huge developments in blighted areas and instead pursued programs to halt decline in still viable neighborhoods and build small-scale residential housing.

He left Esquire in May 1997 after he was unable to halt declines in the magazine's circulation and advertising revenue.

Ms Johnson was made editor last year with a brief to halt declining sales, double circulation and raise its profile, which she says she has done.

That, plus an increase in advertising on the company's Web sites, helped Gannett halt declining revenue for the first time since 2006.

It seemed to acknowledge that current approaches to sustainability based on damage limitation were failing to halt declines in key environmental and social systems and call for a shift from palliative to restorative strategies.

The problem is that it is not answerable to consumers, and the regulator has done nothing to halt declining standards and long delays caused by a lack of engineers.

Automakers hoping to grab the attention of U.S. car buyers and halt declining sales are heaping bigger-than-before cash incentives and low financing onto slow-selling vehicles.

France took over the job in 2003 from his ailing father, Bill France Jr., and has been the front man on a series of changes to attract new fans, but have not halted declines in live attendance and television ratings.