Sentence examples for A downfall in from inspiring English sources

A downfall in this process configuration is that lipid extraction of microalgae feedstock with present-day commercial technology (dry extraction) requires algae to be dried to approximately 90% (w/w), and therefore may be constrained by the energy considerations presented in this study.

Have we ever seen such a downfall in American sports?

But Richard Pulford, chief executive of the society, said, "Some productions have experienced a downfall in audiences, which could be attributed to the bombings".

It could, she says, be a bit of a downfall in later life, but the thing about living on your own is you get used to it.

Further, as the feed rate and depth of cut increases, there is a downfall in the surface roughness values.

The Kazakh example is a good case in point because, first of all, collectivization initiated an exodus of millions of Kazakh nomads and inflicted heavy losses of life; then, a downfall in animal production required a number of years to be compensated.

But that can be a fickle way of scoring, undermined by streaky shooting — a potential downfall in a taut playoff series.

After riding a wave of rising oil prices for nearly a decade, the world's top exporters are struggling in a weakening global economy, a dizzying slump in oil consumption and a sharp downfall in prices.

After 24 hrs of incubation, a concomitant downfall in ethanol production was observed with a regular increase in biomass.

The dismissals have inspired open talk here of the resemblance between the ruling court of Mr. Milosevic, his wife and their two wealthy children, Marko and Marija, and that of the Ceausescu family in Romania, which was dominated by a husband-and-wife team and collapsed in a bloody downfall in 1989.

We found that the spread of information displays two distinct decay regimes: a rapid downfall in the first month after publication, and a gradual power law decay afterwards.