Sentence examples for prolonged decline from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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

"The Fed is unlikely to hike interest rates if we see a sharp and prolonged decline in the stock markets, on the back of a surprise Trump win".

prolonged the decline of latency to fall off the rod.

prolonged the decline of the motor score.

"While these practices may prolong the decline of the humanitarian situation in the besieged areas, they do not change the end result," the report said.

And the economy, as it slows further, threatens to prolong this decline, as well as the stress on our financial institutions and financial markets.

Although it might seem obvious that giving people money would keep them off the street, many antiwelfare critics have argued that such charity only prolongs the decline into homelessness.