Sentence examples for Faces a decrease from inspiring English sources

Europe, particularly Western Europe, faces a decrease in the level of priority accorded to HIV (for example, in reaction to potential new epidemics, such as AH1N1), with a consequent decrease in the availability of funding for HIV prevention and research, including behavioural surveys.

Japan currently faces a decreasing labor population and an increasing elderly population.

If universities face a decrease in overseas admissions, they could each lose £5m to £7m a year, he added.

If there is a decrease in consumption, France will have to face a decrease in growth, which will produce an even higher unemployment rate.

The spot checks here had been ordered by Mayor Lindsay after reports that the city might face a decrease of 500,000 to 750,000 from its 1960 count of 7,781,984.

For example, with NASA likely facing a decrease in funding of $6 billion, a mission dedicated to Europa is in imminent danger of being canceled — for the third time in just over a decade.

His contract runs until 2017, but the club face a decrease in guaranteed income in France's second tier.

Haas et al. (2015) demonstrated that Shanghai, China is facing a decrease in natural areas as urban areas rapidly increase by approximately 120%.

Preliminarily, since compensation through CIG is only partial and workers in CIG face a decrease in nominal wages, we skip them from the analysis.

The new pupil premium could see the budgets of some schools increase while other schools face a decrease since their funding will depend, in part, on the number of poorer children they educate.

Montana could face a decrease in federal education funding as a penalty for that decision.