Sentence examples for inevitably declined from inspiring English sources

The PC business would have inevitably declined, he said, while its tablet effort was too little too late.

The group was taking cuttings of the cherry trees that bloom along the Tidal Basin in Washington in order to replace them when they inevitably declined.

Circulation has inevitably declined still further over the past three years, so I can well understand the urge to merge in order to cut costs.

Even though his golf inevitably declined with age, their fervour for him was undimmed, and even on the US Seniors tour he invariably departed the first tee with a bigger gallery than anyone else.

The marriage to Vishnevskaya survived his blatant womanising, and they continued to make music together both on the concert stage and in the recording studio, although her voice inevitably declined.

These innovations, however, were extraneous to the spirit of the early Flemish tradition, which inevitably declined along with the self-assurance and religious convictions of the Flemish burghers, caught as they were in the late 15th century by the fall of the house of Burgundy and the economic collapse of Brugge.

Despite near-panic about "inevitably" declining population, then, some European countries are growing quite strongly.

As returns inevitably decline over time, the herd may turn tail and prompt a price collapse.

How will these contracts look, he was asked, when the players inevitably decline?

Once it runs out of new jobs it will inevitably decline.

Detain thousands more Iraqis as security threats, and the potential for violence inevitably declines.