Sentence examples for supposed to decline from inspiring English sources

CONSIDER this paradox: according to conventional wisdom, hunger is supposed to decline as a country's wealth increases.

Occupancy is supposed to decline further in 2003 to 68.5percentt, while room rates drop to $181 a night.

Controllers are not supposed to offer the clearances to Southwest planes, and if they do, pilots are supposed to decline them.

But Bonds's critics, who live everywhere, will note how his body and statistics inflated in his late 30s, an age when they are supposed to decline.

If a state is supposed to have declined and to be in chaos, even virtuous and wise people cannot keep it in order; if the time is supposed to be well-governed, even bad people cannot cause chaos.

Getting  to five years is no mean feat for a new paper in what was  supposed to be a  declining market – long may your  success continue.

Hale Irwin turned 55 years old last month, which is about the age at which golfers on the Senior PGA Tour are supposed to begin their decline.

In fact, the Nielsen audience-share figures for the past three broadcasts have been among the lowest in its history -- and all came after a move from Monday to Sunday night that was supposed to stop a gradual ratings decline that dates back to the early 80's.

BEFORE the economy fell apart, it was Britain's society that was supposed to be in terminal decline, especially in the eyes of the Tories.

The decades would disappear and his audience would be watching a singer-songwriter reared in an era when that breed was supposed to be on the decline.

The global response to the police killing of a black teenager in a small midwestern town suggests a growing consciousness regarding the persistence of US racism at a time when it is supposed to be on the decline.