Sentence examples for remorseless decline from inspiring English sources
It will argue that Spain can avoid Italy's fate of seemingly remorseless decline.
More likely is that for a few more years yet, everyone will suffer as GM's remorseless decline goes on.
All over Europe and North America (albeit not in Asia and Africa), the numbers of priests and parishioners will continue their remorseless decline.
But in England – the nightingale is not found in the rest of Britain – the bird has been undergoing a remorseless decline.
Much as people like the creatures, and devotedly as conservationists work, the park is not enough to stem their remorseless decline.
If some of the interpretations of Headingley's significance – an allegory for a country in apparently remorseless decline regaining its fight and pride moments before it expired – seem fanciful, the hyperbole should not detract from the value of victory.
The decline in credit ratings has been remorseless over the past couple of decades.
The decline in inflation has been so remorseless that parts of the developed world may be slipping into deflation.
What undermines his constitution and leads to his ultimately fatal decline is (or so we infer) not Hardy's remorseless tutelage, but a defective cooking pot.
THE Japanese population fell by 244,000 in 2013, the seventh straight decline and also the biggest so far; the trend looks remorseless.
