Sentence examples for most prolonged decline from inspiring English sources

Sales of PCs are suffering the most prolonged decline in their history.

The list of woes makes for spectacularly grim reading: as well as the deepest, this is forecast to be the most prolonged decline since the Great Depression of the 1930s.

In mainland Britain, the number of foreign arrivals has fallen every year since 2007 the most prolonged decline on record and Britain now welcomes about 15% less visitors than it did five years ago.Even so, APD is not solely responsible.

Salomon Smith Barney, a unit of Citigroup, is the latest Wall Street firm to plan job reductions and shuffling of bankers as the securities industry suffers its most prolonged profit decline since 1994.

The long-term trend in motor vehicle theft in Taiwan and the more recent trend in Japan is consistent with that found in other high-income countries, most notably Australia, where vehicle theft peaked in 2001 then went into prolonged decline (Farrell et al. 2011).

The prolonged decline of the Conservative party is the shadow hanging over the Cameron administration.

"But what's new and different is that this may be a prolonged decline.

Those who predicted a dramatic death are more likely to witness a prolonged decline.

The line drew the most prolonged response in his well-received speech.

Perhaps the most prolonged resonance was in French philosophy and theory.

But the prolonged decline in gas prices means this protection will start to slip away in early 2011.