Sentence examples for the persistent decline from inspiring English sources

The persistent decline in the labor share of income suggests another dynamic.

But the persistent decline of the new currency has been disheartening, and Mr. Duisenberg said he was troubled by it on two counts.

They will be spurred to new triumphs that will finally reverse the persistent decline in American education and the American way of life.

But the persistent decline of the Argentine economy, combined with deflation, frustrated the government's efforts, even as high unemployment led to growing unrest.

"Perhaps more tellingly, the increased competitiveness of our goods exports has succeeded in arresting the persistent decline in our share of world export markets seen over the past 15 years or so," he said.

On the other hand, Shlomo Eplboim, the chairman of Eplboim, Poutre & Company, an investment management firm in Los Angeles that is a founder of the Blue and White fund, said that Israeli exporters benefit from the persistent decline in the value of the country's currency, the shekel, which makes their products cheaper for foreign buyers.

As reported by the D.E.G., industrywide revenue from movies and television shows in home viewing formats fell 2.1 percent, to $18 billion from $18.4 billion, last year — a decided improvement from the 5 percent decline of the previous year and the persistent declines in the years before that.

The first persistent decline of the non-migratory population, in the mid-'60s, coincided with several years of extremely low winter flows from a local reservoir in Idaho.

The reals persistent decline, even after the currencys de facto devaluation, sent shivers across Latin America.

The steep, persistent decline in its partnership rolls has jeopardized the firm.

Abu Hussein spoke about what he saw as the slow but persistent decline in the morale of the Jewish state.