Sentence examples for unfortunate decline from inspiring English sources

Then it will turn to the early development of socio-technical approaches within the field of Information Systems (IS), and the unfortunate decline of socio-technical design.

There are several apparent reasons for this unfortunate decline of civic comity.

Despite decades of unfortunate decline, Margate is an up and coming town, and is regularly touted these days as an increasingly trendy alternative to London living.

But for now, confusion over what its reduced commitment means for the rest of the world will undermine the confidence of those allies in US staying power, extending the unfortunate decline of America's foreign policy.

But while seasonal fluctuations are unfortunate, longer-term declines in Britain's bird populations are of much greater concern, the survey warned.

Mr Blair will argue that among the many unfortunate consequences of declining public confidence in the courts is a desire that justice be ever harsher and more retributive.

In the process, there are employees of WorldCom who will lose jobs and this is unfortunate, just as the decline of the share price hurt the shareholders.

After a series of unfortunate events its membership declined, but the organization has been staging a come back.

The most unfortunate aspect of Boscombe's decline was that the bedsits attracted drug users.

The unfortunate mathematics of a 75% decline requires an investor to realize a 300% gain just to get back to even the equivalent of compounding at 10% for 15 years.

Given the state of the world today and the unfortunate potential for continued future decline, travel philanthropy will likely only continue to increase in popularity.