Sentence examples for a direct decline from inspiring English sources

"The reason why you've seen such a dramatic shift is still somewhat of an unknown, but certainly as female companies have grown in participation levels, you've seen a direct decline in minorities, particularly blacks and Hispanics".

The AuNPs were synthesized by direct decline of HAuCl4 by curcumin in aqueous part.

In Tokyo, the crew also found Hunt, who decided to go on holiday after having his request to direct declined.

Increasingly, gerrymandered districts may also be helping to protect incumbents, although academic research disagrees on whether gerrymandering is itself a direct cause of declining competition.

This suggests that neglected swimming pools may promote WNV amplification, and may represent a direct link between declining economic conditions and a favorable environment for WNV propagation.

Trump is a direct product of cultural decline.

With its filing, the Justice Department essentially tried to make it more difficult for the Supreme Court to decline a direct review.

This showed that degradation of environmental conditions is a direct cause of the decline of macroalgal canopies, indirectly favouring the dominance of algal turfs.

It has been in the works for about 18 months, People executives say, and as a result is not a direct response to the decline in single-copy sales.

By 2010, according to an economic research paper by Cornell researchers Francine Blau and Lawrence Kahn, released last month, we had fallen to 17th place, with about 30percentt of that decline a direct result of our failure to keep pace with other countries' family-friendly work policies.

Because the practice of building them is on the wane worldwide -- a direct result of the decline in family farms -- Ms. Cook is donating a portion of profits from the book to the nonprofit Dry Stone Conservancy in Lexington, Ky., which is dedicated to preserving existing walls and revivifying the craft.