Sentence examples for prospect of decline from inspiring English sources

Faced by the prospect of decline, Americans could hardly do better than to cling to the noblest traditions of their own civilization.

Each had multiple, mutually reinforcing impairments (e.g. tremor and visual loss and stiff hands) that were steadily worsening, culturally framed and bound up with the prospect of decline and death.

And they could certainly cheer up their streetscapes with flowers, trees and parks.But Chicago, like almost all America's older cities, still faces the prospect of decline, or at best stasis, unless it can find the elixir of urban life how to grow richer without growing bigger.

But Oman's fields are aging, and face the prospect of declining production and quality.

The prospect of declining reimbursements has caused residents to drop out of training programs in record numbers.

Many of the bedrock assumptions of American culture — about work, progress, fairness and optimism — are being shaken as successive generations worry about the prospect of declining living standards.

The prospect of declining growth in one of the key economies for commodities has seen mining shares lose around a quarter of their value this year.

So the prospect of declining hard-currency revenue worries the biggest investors in the sector, which are pinning their hopes on further rate increases from the federal government.

That is despite VW inflicting a great deal of uncertainty on its own customers, along with the prospect of declining residual values and the inconvenience of having to undergo repairs," she said.

"In an interconnected world, the need for information on a global scale is crucial for understanding the prospect of declines in agricultural productivity and food prices, food security and potential civil conflict," a consortium of 27 drought scientists, headed by Pozzi, wrote in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society two years ago, while calling for a global early warning system.

In Britain, the National Beef Association, which represents cattle farmers, issued a statement this month demanding that "all resistance" to such crops "be abandoned immediately in response to shifts in world demand for food, the growing danger of global food shortages and the prospect of declining domestic animal production".