Sentence examples for violent decline from inspiring English sources

Guy Hamilton, the lead character of "The Year of Living Dangerously," was loosely based on Mr. Koch's younger brother, Philip, a reporter for the Australian Broadcasting Commission who covered the violent decline of the regime of President Sukarno of Indonesia in the 1960s.

The visit is already a pathetic throw of the dice against the croupier, not a tour of America to see what America is about but a free campaign tour provided by the state department, an incomparable advertisement at the American expense of the glories of communism and the coming violent decline of the western world.

The conversion can go up without violent decline of selectivity, unlike most fixed bed reactors.

Underlying all of this was the violent decline of the Rizzuto family and speculation about who could usurp their central role in the province's drug trade.

He celebrated his achievements over the past year (tackling white-collar crime as violent crimes decline, and returning $43 million in penalties to state and city coffers).

Violent crimes declined by 12%, and property crimes declined by another 4%.

Not only have violent deaths declined in number.

"Violent deaths declined in the latter decades of the century.

After Mr. Arafat's efforts, violent activities declined throughout most of the West Bank and Gaza.

The rate of violent crime declined 10.4percentt in 1999, the Justice Department said, while crimes against property dropped 8.9percentt.

Compared with 2008, violent crimes declined by 5.5 percent last year, and property crimes decreased 4.9 percent, according to the F.B.I.'s preliminary annual crime report.