I suppose this is what decline looks like: the faces in the laundromat.
What "Declining Prospects" says is that our capitalistic system will adjust economic imbalances and develop more cost-effective ways of delivering legal services.
What unions are trying to sell is decreasingly attractive to potential members, so unions are doing what declining businesses often do: They are seeking government protection, in the form of a law to insulate them from the rigors of competition.
If this is what decline looks like I wonder what success must be.
What decline is evident has been gradual: "American religion remains very vibrant and will for your lifetime and my lifetime," Chaves said.
The question of what causes declines in stocks is difficult to answer.
The severity of decline of kidney function is an important factor, but what determines decline?
What about declining geographic mobility?
What's declining is the paper.
But what if declining confidence wins the race?
