Sentence examples for unstoppable decline from inspiring English sources

I'm talking about the slow, seemingly unstoppable decline of America's white working class.

But it has been hit by the recession and an unstoppable decline in phone calls.

Berlusconi thus needs to use every trick in the book to reverse his and his party's seemingly unstoppable decline.

Do you think there is still a chance for the old Continent to recover, or is it facing an unstoppable decline?

With the rapid and seemingly unstoppable decline in honeybees making headlines these days, the discovery of new bee species comes as a bit of welcome news.

Japan is still grappling with the fallout from a decade-long, seemingly unstoppable decline of its electronics sector, once a driver of growth and a bedrock of its economy.

Liverpudlians sometimes attracted a similar contempt: their once grand, increasingly gaunt city was associated with riots, insubordinate leftwing councillors and unstoppable economic decline.

Elizabeth Schmalz, a spokeswoman for Fordham, said that the decline proved unstoppable despite extensive administrative, academic and financial support from the university.

Brazil's Amazon continues to disappear at lightning speed, with agribusiness gaining land and profits at the expense of indigenous groups and sustainable agriculture, while a tipping point of destruction may produce unstoppable dry-out, fires, and declines in rainfall.

But the decline in the cultural importance of the orchestra seems unstoppable.

What's more, the supposedly unstoppable flow of "illegals" across the border has actually been declining for several years.