Sentence examples for lapsed into decline from inspiring English sources
The jongleur reached the height of his importance in the 13th century but lapsed into decline in the 14th, when various facets of his complex role disseminated among other performers e.g., musicians, actors, and acrobats.
When countries gave up their hard money principles, they lapsed into decline and irrelevance.
After the Revolutionary War, Christianity lapsed into another decline as large numbers of Americans pressed into unchurched territories west of the Appalachians.
Some drugs appeared to help people with dementia to think and reason better and even to carry out tasks in their home that they had lost the ability to perform – but then the patient lapsed into a faster decline than before, catching up with those who had never taken the drugs.
Over the next two days, the garrulousness declined into incoherence; then, on Saturday, my father lapsed into unresponsiveness.
After World War II, the term depression lapsed into disuse, because economic downturns became milder and rarely involved general deflation (price declines).
Dieudonné lapsed into an aggrieved silence.
The women and children lapsed into unconsciousness.
Later he lapsed into a coma.
The city lapsed into shabby gentility.
