Sentence examples for ominous decline from inspiring English sources

The Dow Jones industrials dropped at the opening bell after the Labor Department reported that the economy lost 63,000 jobs in February, an unexpected and ominous decline.

For those of us living in countries that are contemplating joining the euro, the currency's performance is ominous ("Decline of the Euro," editorial, April 29).

But dealers reported an ominous decline in showroom traffic after the program ended on Aug. 24, prompting experts to warn of severe payback in September and beyond.

Capping a week of ominous declines, the nation's major blue-chip stock index dropped as much as 25percentt before rebounding some.

A more ominous possibility is a major decline in stock prices, as occurred in Japan during the 1990s, Mr. Davis said.

The household net worth figures released last week by the Federal Reserve, showing the latest in a string of declines, were also ominous.

Cone, who all season was the embodiment of decline, or Neagle, an ominous reminder of how form is not always worth the newspaper on which it's promoted.

They shrug off ominous reports of double-digit price declines and slowing sales and insist there's plenty of cash out there.

Asian professors said that her failure to be equally concerned by the decline in Asian enrollment had ominous overtones for Asian high school graduates.

The interest rate on the 10-year Spanish bond, which had been declining, inched closer to the ominous 6 percent level.

That decision is an ominous reversal of the agency's formerly declining role in targeted killings abroad.