Sentence examples for headlong decline from inspiring English sources
Can they halt a headlong decline which appears quite unprecedented?
By the time of Brezhnev's death in November 1982 the U.S.S.R. was in headlong decline.
Circulation is in headlong decline; a further halving by 2020 is more than conceivable.
His only novel, The Rock Pool, about the headlong decline of a young Englishman in a Riviera art colony, appeared in 1936.
Roman Catholic numbers, both of laity and clergy, are in a headlong decline (see chart) that matches the rival Church of England's historic collapse.
Conservative parishes tend to be richer than the liberal-minded ones, especially in England, where the Anglican church is in headlong decline (see article).All that will be untidy.
This is a headlong relative decline that America is in; and that's likely to accelerate unless America regains its sense of pragmatism.
A headlong fall down the cellar stairs kills her instantly.
If England are to make further progress – and on paper, with France's decline becoming a headlong dive against Tonga, the draw could not be much kinder – they surely have to elevate the apprentice over the master.
The economy, though dire and declining, is no longer in headlong collapse.
