Sentence examples for the continual decline from inspiring English sources

But Nikolay Mladenov, Bulgaria's foreign minister, says that what he finds most annoying is "the continual decline in the quality of journalism".

With the continual decline in fish stocks currently under way, it is becoming an even harder way to grind out a living.

Spending that money on drug treatment and other strategies that would actually reduce crime would be much more effective in ensuring the continual decline of the state's crime rates.

In a news conference on May 4th, however, Mullen responded to a query about growing radicalism in Pakistan by saying that "what has clearly happened over the [past] twelve months is the continual decline, gradual decline, in security".

It's hard to draw a direct line between the increase in payroll taxes, the stagnation of middle-class wages or even the continual decline in middle- class wealth and last week's election outcome.

The evolution of the differences indicates that the decline of marital fertility is due to the continual decline of fertility in the most contraceptive districts (up to a certain level) and to an intensification of birth control in the most fertile ones.

With multiple factors, two of the more widespread being the continual declining cost of solar manufacturing and various legislations aimed at reducing carbon footprint, the renewable energy market continues to thrive on a global scale.

The severe oxidative stress then intensifies insulin resistance and the continual declining of insulin sensitivity will lead to irritable increment of insulin.

Freedom House, a New York-based body that monitors a range of political and civil rights, reported that 2010 saw a net decline in liberty across the world for the fifth year in a row, the longest continual decline in four decades of record-keeping.

Globalisation will ensure a continued rise in the standard of living in the developing world and a continual decline in the prosperity of the USA.

Before I return to the Terry Gillen part of my story, let me say that halfway through Nutter's first term as mayor, Meredith had become so disillusioned with the mayor and the, as she put it, continual decline of the city, that she bought a house in New Jersey.