Sentence examples for whole declined from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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.

Productivity of other fisheries may increase, or fluctuate with weather patterns (e.g., rainfall dependent species) although on the whole, declines in primary productivity or prey availability may negate benefits from growth (Robins et al. 2005; Hobday et al. 2008; Munday et al. 2008; Gillson 2011).

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.

Its frequency as a whole declines towards the East and South, but in the Near East, the Caucasus and Central Asia its frequency is still as high as 10 30% [ 6, 13, 17].

He said: "Trust in the industry as a whole has declined.