Sentence examples for spark a decline from inspiring English sources

A 2-1 defeatoto Cardiff in the FA Cup in January 2002, at a time when Leeds led the Premiership, appeared to spark a decline.

But when Aronian performed badly at the 2014 Candidates Tournament, the event that chooses who will face off against the reigning world champion, it seemed to spark a decline.

El Paso's stock is down 35percentt since early December, when the rival energy trader Enron filed for bankruptcy protection and sparked a decline in other energy companies.

Sandra Yuck, who has shops in Vientiane and Luang Prabang, is another foreigner who came here to help revive the ancient art; she notes that tourism's positive effect on business has actually sparked a decline in the quality of silks being sold and produced, especially in Luang Prabang.

Interestingly, the bulk of Lumia and Nokia X shipments are concentrated in markets where the Nokia brand holds a lot of value (India, Europe, Latin America, etc).. Needless to say, this could spark a steep decline in Windows Phone's market share over the next 12-18 months.

Addressing the wider economic impact of Brexit, Davies predicted a further rise in inflation, which hit 1% last month, after the referendum sparked a sharp decline in the value of sterling.

The speculation about Merrill comes a day after analyst downgrades of Citigroup sparked a steep decline in the Dow Jones industrial average.

Its defense and commercial units shed 20,000 jobs between January 2002 and January 2003 after the 9/11 attacks sparked a steep decline in air travel and aircraft orders.

This decline in yields should push mortgage rates to or near record lows, which could spark a mortgage refinancing boom.

He did not spark a rally.

Just try to spark a conversation.