Sentence examples for terrible decline from inspiring English sources

Everybody knows the English public house is in terrible decline.

But this only scratches at the surface of terrible decline.

But how does that explain Sara Goldfarb's terrible decline?

It sounds like a terrible decline in standards.

The advent of the Heath government signalled a terrible decline.

"[The UK] is a country in terrible decline," he said, tongue – we hope?

This is a powerful and affecting film that will contribute to the strange mythologisation of Murdoch's terrible, pitiable decline.

"If there was any doubt that the housing market was undergoing a recovery, even a modest one in the face of the terrible 2008 decline, those doubts should be erased by now," said Dan Greenhaus, chief global strategist at BTIG.

Differences of opinion disappeared, and the APA suffered a terrible organizational decline.

It's too much to say that Charles Taylor, Liberia's recently exiled President, was behind all this conflict, because the causes are deeper — corruption, economic decline, terrible education, resource exploitation — and it's been prolonged by international indifference.

In those years, newspaper advertising took a terrible hit, circulation declined, sometimes precipitously, and bankruptcies were the order of the day.