Sentence examples for in danger of declining from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Cuarón breathes some new life -- and a new sense of mystery -- into a series whose charms are in danger of declining (Scott).

Still, Mr. Cuarón breathes some new life -- and a new sense of mystery -- into a series whose charms are in danger of declining due to overfamiliarity (Scott).

As the deadline looms, my quality of writing is in danger of declining all because I just had to check my email.

Our cultural capital is in danger of decline if the government fails to protect them.

When he became old and weak, his mana weakened, and the tribe was in danger of decline.

He has defended his actions by saying that the Russian birthrate is diminishing and that Russian families as a whole are in danger of decline.

"In truth, we are in grave danger of declining as a nation.

This programme provides financial support to pastoralists that decide to rear animals of specified local traditional breeds, in danger of further decline in numbers and in some cases could be lost to farming, so to maintain biodiversity.

Ginger is a 47-year-old woman, and therefore immediately in the societally perceived danger zone of declining fertility, approaching menopause and wavering sexual appeal; she is also a recovering addict and a not entirely successful artist, with a painful family past to boot.

As centre-left commentators such as Hugo Young and Peter Jenkins noted, the country was in danger of seeing relative decline (that is, in relation to our neighbours) mutate into absolute decline.

Since the 1970s the big urban challenge has been to resuscitate cities in danger of stagnation and decline.