Sentence examples for issues of decline from inspiring English sources

The films he's interested in now tend to dwell, like "The Humbling," "Manglehorn," and "Danny Collins," on old age and the issues of decline.

Finally, the lack of federal support and the bankruptcy of the city's administration could also be seen as an opportunity for more freedom in finding alternative ways for tackling the most burning issues of decline.

"The issues of declining revenues and the increase in costs for health care benefits are definitely going to be discussed at the bargaining table," he said.

But where Rocco Falivena went natalist in an attempt to confront the issue of decline head-on, a consortium of 17 cities in this part of Germany has adopted a more innovative strategy.

In a report in 2004, the FDA addressed the issue of decline in new drug submissions and escalating development costs.

Nonetheless, the issue of declining applications, Mr. Safir said, had little to do with the department's ability to fill its ranks.

But you also have an issue of declining asset values and less productive tenants.

A Tumblr buy fixes the issue of declining Yahoo traction, particularly amongst us wild, mobile-addicted youth.

In Australia, Lyons (2006) examined the complex issue of declining enrolments in upper secondary physics and chemistry and reported that students found lower secondary high school science to be "irrelevant, uninteresting and difficult" (p. 285).

The commitment to social equality and the issue of declining birth rates allowed women to have some rights, such as child care and child allowances.

"Much more research is needed to delineate the role of endocrine disrupters (including BPA)," said Skakkebaek, whose research in the early 1990s brought attention to the issue of declining semen quality among males in the developed world.