Sentence examples for impending decline from inspiring English sources

But even then, he said he heard whispers about his impending decline.

Birds is Aristophanes' most fantastical play, but its escapist mood possibly echoes the dramatist's sense of Athens' impending decline.

Running out of luck is often one of the earliest signs of a manager's impending decline, but, at 60, Smith's supply seems to be nowhere near exhaustion.

"Every decade since the '60s, dystopian journalists write stories on the impending decline of our economy, our culture and our politics," he said, adding: "California has problems, but rumors of its demise are greatly exaggerated".

"These new census estimates are an early signal alerting us to the impending decline in the white population that will characterize most of the 21st century," said William H. Frey, a demographer with the Brookings Institution.

It was not so long ago that the prophets of globalisation proclaimed the impending decline of the nation-state and the rise of a borderless world – one modelled on the frictionless transactions of international finance, which pay no heed to state boundaries.

But can sustained flows into money markets actually predict impending declines in equity investment?

Chicago reached its population peak of 3.62 million in 1950, but by that time there were already signs of impending industrial decline.

Incidental to their findings, the researchers also discovered two neuropsychological tests that appeared useful in predicting impending mental decline.

To paraphrase Mark Twain's famous retort about rumors of his death, "Reports of an impending population decline have been greatly exaggerated".

A brain imaging technique that uses no radiation and no contrast agent appears to detect the earliest signs of impending cognitive decline in the elderly, a new study says.