Sentence examples for stalled decline from inspiring English sources

For the first time, the federal government will directly attack the nation's tobacco addiction with a series of advertisements highlighting the grisly toll of smoking, a campaign that federal health officials hope will renew the stalled decline in the share of Americans who smoke.

The changing pattern of health inequalities across occupational groups is consistent with this interpretation, that is, the stalled decline in premature mortality among white-collar workers relative to other occupational classes.

Fares have not budged as state and federal operating assistance to the agency has either stalled or declined in recent years.

What is certain is that Australia's captain entered some time ago what we might call the Road Runner years, that period in the career of any much-decorated star player when what is holding them up is no longer form or future promise, but a kind of stalled, starry, declining momentum.

While ticket revenue has been on the rise, the number of tickets sold has stalled or declined.

Countries held up as model high-performing globalizers (China, India, Malaysia, Thailand and Viet Nam) actually started out as more closed economies than those non-globalizers whose economies stalled or declined, mostly in Africa and Latin America [ 7].

Equally, returns on property investments could stall or decline over time.

If his career is not to stall or decline, he has much work ahead of him.

And Mr. Atkins, along with a number of experts, said that any new hit to the fragile national recovery, including a further rise in unemployment, could stall the decline in losses or even reverse the trend.

7 10 11 To highlight how challenging producing positive change in sun protection behaviour among adolescents is, one of the two other successful intervention trials for adolescents described positive outcomes in terms of stalling the decline in sun protection after two years of intervention.

Growth may stall or decline.