Sentence examples for renewed decline from inspiring English sources

"Even Germany looks to have fallen into a renewed decline, though only a very modest drop in output is signalled.

Many analysts attributed the yen's renewed decline to skepticism that Japan will quickly take additional action to overcome its worst postwar economic decline.

It is supposed that any brief uptick in housing could quickly lead to renewed decline as shadow supply hits the market.But it's also likely that there is shadow demand in the system.

One common view is that the stock and bond markets have run ahead of events, as they did in reverse a year ago, and that they are due for a renewed decline.

Technically speaking for Citigroup, this is more likely to be a level that will lead to a renewed decline rather than a breakout to the upside.

This paper aims to assess the possible causes of the reversal from stagnation to renewed decline of old-age mortality in the Netherlands.

The Fund said inflation had moved sideways in most countries, but noted that the renewed declines in commodity prices and a glut of cheap manufactured goods meant further downward pressure on the cost of living was now in prospect.

A spokesman for Blunkett confirmed the NI contract for "corporate social responsibility (volunteering and education)" had been renewed but declined to provide any further details.

Investors are inclined to buy distressed properties only if they believe home values will rise, a confidence that is hard to come by in a market that is threatened by more foreclosures and renewed price declines.

According to the State Department, the number of new and renewed passports declined by nearly 16% over the past year.

"Yes, the hiring freeze was a contributing factor" for renewing that decline, NOAA spokesman Christopher Vaccaro wrote in an email.