Sentence examples for visibly declining from inspiring English sources

Trust in the institutions of democracy is also visibly declining.

For the visibly declining third baseman, 38, his better days are probably the ones directly in front of him, compared with those a year or more away.

Scout started visibly declining in November of last year, and then slowly over the following months she became less and less mobile and having more and more visits to the vet.

If it has "visibly declined" by, say, 1/Y, can we guess roughly that X = 5,000Y?

If not, services and/or care standards will visibly decline, patients will notice and bad headlines will follow – not an option.

And as no political party wants the NHS to visibly decline on its watch, this is a not-so-subtle public warning that without extra billions, bad headlines and public discontent will follow.

While it is good to know that stopping the spill is, indeed, BP's "final objective" (we've had cause to wonder), its disheartening that the best Proegler could come up with about the company's latest big push is that The oil plume escaping from the riser pipe has visibly declined today.

Le Mesurier's health visibly declined from July 1983 when he was hospitalised for a short time after suffering a haemorrhage.

Claude Makelele and Jeremy Toulalan were basically serving as auxillary centrebacks while Patrice Evra and Francois Clerc were visibly neutered, routinely declining to venture forward, no doubt under instructions.

When the defense speaks, she gets visibly impatient, interrupting, declining to examine most of the evidence that the defense wants to present.

The cultural historians Janet Woollacott and Tony Bennett agree, and consider that "Bond embodied the imaginary possibility that England might once again be placed at the centre of world affairs during a period when its world power status was visibly and rapidly declining".