Sentence examples for outright decline from inspiring English sources

In Australia boom has turned to outright decline.

But the World Bank says some poor countries should expect "outright decline" in such funds.

The zone's overall inflation rate has slipped to 0.3% and may well go into outright decline next year.

In contrast to the jobs report, the industrial production numbers showed an outright decline in economic activity — by 1.2 percent, the largest such decline since March 2009.

The job figures weren't the only bad news in Thursday's report, which also showed wages stalling and possibly on the verge of outright decline.

Zimbabwe is likely to remain at the bottom of the league table, with an outright decline in output of 3.1%.In this section Overview GDP growth forecasts, 2005 Economy Financial markets Reprints.

Middle-development countries achieved a slightly lower growth rate, 1.9% a year, but seven out of 34 countries experienced outright declines in living standards.

"Many more states," Mr. Boyd continued, "are having outright declines in their economies, and that is presumably a harbinger of budget problems".

But small increases and outright declines in other commodity prices muted the gain in the C.R.B. composite price index, which rose a more modest 11percentt.

She said the less robust increases and outright declines in some reading scores were understandable in part, because the nations schools are assimilating huge numbers of immigrants.

Given today's low inflation rates, it means outright declines in prices and wages.In the decade and a half before the crisis, countries such as Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain lost a lot of competitiveness.