Sentence examples for well in decline from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of the 21st century, with Mugabe's popularity well in decline, his regime became increasingly brutal and repressive.

But not explored in the campaign ad is that GST was a company already well in decline in an industry under pressure from cheap global product before Bain acquired it and pumped money into it.

It could well be in decline in British homes.

He concedes that the interest in physical contests could well be in decline, at least in this country, with viewers more inclined to view them as freak shows than sport.

It would have served you well in the decline of 1973-74 and in the crash of 1987.

His unwavering attention to value has served him well in a declining market.

Some stocks that could do well in a declining-dollar environment include Microsoft, Intel, Ford, ExxonMobil and Citigroup.

Circulation of the Irish Daily Mail has held up pretty well in a declining market, recording a sale of 50,780 in the first half of 2012.

Such strong events commonly occur about two years before and after sunspot maximum and some strong events occur as well in the declining phase before the solar activity minimum [Bothmer V., Zhukov A. The 11 Sun as the prime source of space weather, in: Bothmer, V., Daglis, I. (Eds)., Space Weather: Physics and Effects, Springer Praxis Books, 12 pp. 438, 2007].

Severe grazing by livestock due to restricted mobility results in changes in biodiversity, as well as decline in range productivity, land carrying capacity, its soil fertility, and consequently land degradation and desertification (Nyariki et al. 2009).

This is a well-used trope in decline literature.