Sentence examples for swift decline in from inspiring English sources

February's trade deficit may be an anomaly but it highlights a broader trend: the swift decline in China's external imbalance.

The great trade slump that began in October 1929 brought a swift decline in the prosperity of American publishing.

What has sparked the surge this year, they say, is the swift decline in interest rates, which has lowered the costs of developers and home buyers alike.

In a show of confidence Kenneth Lewis, the bank's chief executive, and five directors bought more than 513,000 shares in the company, which had the immediate effect of reversing a swift decline in its share price.Britain's government took more measures to shore up its battered banking system.

There's much being made about the seemingly swift decline in Swiss watch sales.

The result: a swift decline in service and — ultimately — in customers.

Data from the United States, Australia, Mexico and El Salvador, where rotavirus vaccines have recently become part of routine childhood immunizations, show steep and swift declines in the number of children under 5 who become ill with the virus, according to studies published in a supplement to The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal.

It's a discovery that could cue a swifter decline in the appetite for whale.

The opposition has promised to turn the elections into plebiscites on Mr. Schröder's policies at time when he has suffered the swiftest decline in popularity of any postwar chancellor.

Not long after I visited Beatitudes, I saw my mother-in-law, who in the past few years has undergone a swift decline into dementia.

Such a swift decline of coal in the UK was not always inevitable.