Sentence examples for more terminal decline from inspiring English sources

Is this a mere dip in fortunes or a sign of more terminal decline?

Contrary to one report, I did not say "newspapers are dying" – although clearly many titles have passed away and many more are in terminal decline.

As the American empire enters its terminal decline, we should expect more tension in its regional outposts (e.g., South Korea).

WHILE the computing cloud expands ever more, the humble phone call is in terminal decline, thanks to text messaging and the mobile internet.

By Hendrik Hertzberg February 17, 2009 One of the signs that a political movement may be approaching terminal decline is when its more excitable elements begin to see "fascism" where none exists.

It used to be the second-biggest producer in the world, giving more than 2 million bpd; it's now in terminal decline, slipping below 400,000 bpd.

He does not assume the US is in terminal decline but the waning of AWO is more likely.

But the funeral service was a more appropriate metaphor, because this was one of those days when cricket at Scarborough seemed in terminal decline.

Britton's 40s, rather than ushering in a terrifying era of terminal decline, turned out to be a time when the jobs available to her became more interesting.

Admittedly, the company has tried to innovate through selling more electricals and gadgets but, unfortunately, these initiatives were never going to be enough to counteract the terminal decline in its core business".

Just as in Roddy Doyle's distinguished Booker winner, the reader is more keenly aware than the young narrator that his parents' marriage is in a state of perhaps terminal decline.