Sentence examples for whole decline from inspiring English sources
If we can do this it will not only reverse the whole decline in community membership we've seen around the world… but it will also strengthen our social fabric and bring the world closer together".
I don't know if the GOP missed the whole decline and fall of would-be Nevada Senator Sue Lowden, but let me reinforce the message for them: y'all should avoid talking about chickens.
The industry as a whole declined considerably in the 2000s, in part because of overproduction.
The home government seldom cooperated, and French investors on the whole declined to speculate in overseas ventures.
Juniper numbers have fluctuated but on the whole declined over a long period, with many southern English counties having lost 60-70 per cent of their populations.
According to a report released in November 2010 by the Center for American Progress, a liberal policy group in Washington, the state's convention business as a whole declined by $45 million.
By contrast, the value of a home in England and Wales as a whole declined 0.3 percent in the same month to an average of £160,417.
While shipments in the PC market as a whole declined over the holidays, Microsoft had the advantage of being able to sell upgrade copies of Windows 8 to people who already had computers.
Data derived from household surveys show that income inequality across Latin America as a whole declined slightly in the 1970s, increased during the 1980s (the debt-ridden "lost decade") and showed no clear pattern in the liberalising 1990s.Take, for example, the Gini coefficient, a statistical measure of inequality in which zero expresses complete equality.
The Saudis upped their output, which is now at a five-year high, after OPEC as a whole declined to raise quotas.America's Agriculture Department said that more corn will be used this year for making ethanol in the United States than as animal feed and related products.
By comparison, the rate for Ohio as a whole declined by only a single percentage point.
