Sentence examples for kinds of decline from inspiring English sources

Do we overdraw Times Square history, make it more epic than it ought to be? Piccadilly and Soho, in London, and Place de Clichy, in Paris, are similar places, have known similar kinds of decline and similar kinds of pickup — but without gathering quite the same emotion.

Along with improvements in learning and attention in normal situations, McKinley has found that tDCS can combat the kinds of decline in mental performance normally seen with sleep deprivation.

There are different kinds of decline.

It's basically a sense of linkages between these movements and asset prices and the kinds of declines in spending and lending that we've seen".

It's also a very timely contribution because it turns out that the EPA and other federal agencies are right now grappling with important rules to protect streams that will determine whether the pollution that leads to the kinds of declines in fish populations seen by the USGS researchers will be allowed to continue.

Osborne's career was powerful up until the early 1970s and then he went into a kind of decline.

"We didn't get the kind of decline in foreclosures that you would expect during a strong expansion," Ms. Rosen said.

In an uncertain period, people are being more cautious, but you're not seeing any kind of decline in prices".

"The realities are when you have that kind of decline the weakest operators typically get pushed out," William Eadington of the Institute for the Study of Gambling and Commercial Gaming told the AP.

That kind of decline is what many critics were afraid of when the S.E.C. proposed the shift from mail to online.

Markets in the rest of the world were soft as well, though few experienced the kind of decline visited on the Nasdaq.