Sentence examples for to declines from inspiring English sources
verb
To move downwards, to fall, to drop.
- The dollar has declined rapidly since 2001.
That could lead to declines in prices for such trusts.
The researchers suggest that this phenomenon may be contributing to declines of other long-distance migrants.
Still, the market is vulnerable to declines on bouts of profit taking.
That increase in revenue was in contrast to declines posted by other regional carriers.
"We're not used to declines," said Michael Goodwin, a vice president at Georgetown.
The bank attributed the drop to declines in the investment banking and asset management sectors.
That limits exposure to declines in the dollar over longer periods of time.
It followed a 12% fall in Q1 due to declines in its core Dutch market.
Instead, they refer to declines as demographic "blips," waning evangelism, or the impact of secular culture.
Stocks can become more vulnerable to declines when their valuations climb to historical highs.
They also react differently to declines in wealth than they do to increases in wealth.
