Sentence examples for quickly declining from inspiring English sources

Its San Francisco, Philadelphia and Anaheim, Calif., deals could help offset its quickly declining core business of dialup Internet access.

Homeowners in quickly declining real estate markets, like Phoenix, will pay on the higher end of that range.

Proponents of the Mediterranean Regulation, as it is known, say its implementation is crucial to the survival of the Mediterranean and its quickly declining fishing stocks.

The relatively predictable nature of BMC's enterprise software business – in contrast, say, to Dell's more quickly declining PC operations – and its relatively unlevered balance sheet ensured that as an alternative there would be private equity interest.

What we do know is that overall use of Coverdells, which people can also use to save for college, has been falling quickly, declining from 985,000 tax returns mentioning contributions to Coverdells in 2005 to 644,000 in 2009, according to a brief released this week by the Joint Committee on Taxation.

A study by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has declared that the market for DVDs and Blu-ray is quickly declining, with the slack taken up by increasingly popular on-demand streaming services like Netflix – which will also overtake cinema box office revenues in the coming years.

His playing time quickly declined.

Clarity quickly declined.

In the mid-seventies, cheap steel flowed into California from Japan, and Kaiser quickly declined.

Placer mining, however, quickly declined, and by 1869 the population had dwindled to 1,000.

It quickly declined to 700 and then started falling faster than the Nasdaq.