Sentence examples for suffering a decline from inspiring English sources

Although suffering a decline from Parkinson's disease, he was surrounded by family.

Despite Waitrose suffering a decline, boss Mark Price said he believed the retailer had gained market share in December.

While Mr. Mayer says Elks are holding the line and not suffering a decline, he concedes that lodges are "consolidating".

The statement described the 2.4-million-member church as being in crisis and suffering a decline in membership.

Thirty-five sports across the Olympic and Paralympic programmes received increased funding, with just seven suffering a decline.

Monks are suffering a decline in "quantity and quality," he said, partly because young people are drawn to the riches and fast-paced life of the cities.

The number of farmland birds in the UK has declined by 54% since 1970, according to the State of Nature 2016 report, with 19 species suffering a 48% decline since 1970.

Passenger numbers fell 7%, with Stansted suffering a 14% decline.

Freshwater species have fared particularly badly, suffering a 76% decline.

Central American countries such as Panama are suffering a catastrophic decline.

Cypriots have actually become less well-off, suffering a 13% decline in living standards since 2004.