Sentence examples for a major decline of from inspiring English sources

The fact that there is often an absence or a major decline of any formal 'teaching' on Professionalism in the clerkship phase [ 34] sends a message to the students that this is no longer an important issue for them; some have termed this the null curriculum [ 35].

Money bet on horse races, known as the handle, is off nearly 30 percent, to $12 billion in 2009, a major decline for a once-reliable source of revenue for local governments.

In the late 1990s, monitoring data began to show a major decline in numbers of red knots (McGowan et al. 2011).

Given the enormous variety in multimorbidity, we need more knowledge about the co-occurring conditions that are leading to a high need for care, a major decline in quality of life, and/or an increase in functional limitations.

The company will be helped by a major decline in the value of the yen, part of the economic policy of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan.

Thousands of wells have already been drilled in Texas, leading to a substantial rise in the use of natural gas in the US and a major decline in the burning of coal, a far more serious cause of carbon pollution.

Similarly, the AOANJRR has experienced a major decline in the use of UKA since the collection of complete national data started in 2002.

WHILE THE PROS DEBATE whether we are officially entering a bear market — the current definition is a minimum drop of 20% — the fact is we have been in a major decline since the beginning of the year.

While the pros debate whether Wall Street is officially entering a bear market — the current definition is a minimum drop of 20% — the fact is we have been in a major decline since the beginning of the year.

During the chronic phase of the disease, diagnosis of an infection relies on serological assays since there is a major decline in the number of parasites circulating in patients' blood [ 3, 4].

In Uganda an educational campaign focusing on prevention (condoms, abstinence or sexual fidelity) led to a major decline in the rate of infection.