Sentence examples for temporary decline from inspiring English sources

Sales through commercial channels also saw a temporary decline but have since recovered.

The population decreased slightly between mid-1974 and 1977 because of emigration, war losses, and a temporary decline in fertility.

The great gold discoveries in California and Australia in the 1840s and '50s produced a temporary decline in the value of gold in terms of silver.

"We hope the fall in giving shown in our survey is a temporary decline and not the start of a damaging trend.

Regional fisheries officials have blamed ocean conditions for a temporary decline in the plankton and small fish that juvenile salmon feed on.

The Asian country hurt the most by the global financial crisis was arguably Mongolia, where a steep but temporary decline in world copper prices prompted the government to obtain a $224 million I.M.F.

Japan's gross domestic product fell 0.3 percent in the October-December quarter as the end of generous government incentives on environmentally friendly cars resulted in a temporary decline in spending.

The Agriculture Department said the reduction in the number of cows could result in a temporary decline in beef prices this year as a surplus of cattle is sold and more meat enters the market.

"There is some hangover going on," said Mr. Akunin, 55. "Many people are feeling a temporary decline in strength because the euphoria was too strong — it seemed like the triumph of democracy was just five steps away.

Wars lead to temporary surges in government spending, and recessions lead to temporary declines in government revenue.

If you approach investing from the perspective of the historical evidence, then temporary declines, no matter how terrifying, are just part of the deal.