Sentence examples for serious decline for from inspiring English sources

More than three centuries later, although the fisheries have been in serious decline for years, Gloucester is still very much a commercial fishing town.

The collapse of the Irish Labour party accompanied by a serious decline for Fine Gael means nobody believes the outgoing coalition government can be re-established.

It's been in serious decline for many years and the one thing nobody's tried is giving us a voice and making us a region". The Cornish constitutional convention is still at the steering group stage.

Hollywood might have got away with appointing journeymen such as McG and Mostow while the series maintained its cultural cachet in the wake of Cameron's movies, but Terminator has been in serious decline for some time.

If we take seriously the conclusions of these recent neuroscientific studies, one fact is indisputable: whatever the figures for books sales (either in print or digital form), reading for pleasure has been in serious decline for over a decade.

An America "in serious decline for domestic and/or external reasons," he says, would lead to a breakdown in the ability of the international system to prevent conflict once it became evident that "America is unwilling or unable to protect states it once considered, for national interest and/ or doctrinal reasons, worthy of its engagement".

I'm afraid another failed social effort might mean the beginning of a serious decline [for Google].

After Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, his career went into serious decline and for the next 20 years his ability to write was affected by his love affair with alcohol, which had begun while he was still a child and would be asked to mix cocktails for his parents.

Honey bees have been in serious decline in the US for three decades, threatening billions of dollars in crops.

CHESS is comprised of MDS-RAI 2.0 data and is used to identify patients at risk for serious decline in health or mortality [ 76].

Based on the distribution of the scores in our study population and our desire to keep the number of categories comparable to the frailty measures, we collapsed the typical five point scale and categorized the scores as follows: 0 indicating a low risk for serious decline, 1 as intermediate, and 2 or more denoting a high risk.